Liquid Nails 10 oz Interior Projects Latex Construction Adhesive Tan

I have used Liquid Nails for projects all through my life. when I had a wobbly chair leg I put Liquid Nails in there and clamped it I hasn't wobbled since. when a friend of mine had a torn painting I used Liquid Nails to attach the two torn pieces to a piece of very thin board and then painted over the tear mark. I've used Liquid Nails when I am building things I'm an artist and I often need extra confidence that pieces of my work will hold together. as long as your surface is clean and well prepared, and you give it the complete drying time, you will not be disappointed

This stuff really works and hold for a long time. I glued some shingles onto a plastic igloo nearly 2 years ago and they are still holding firm. Not even the edges are coming lose and it's been outside 24/7. wish it could be cheaper. Also once opened u need to try and use it all. you can put a nail in the end if u don't use the whole thing at once, like you can with caulk , the unused part of the stuff in the tube tends to harden a little faster than caulk does when you don't use all of a tube of caulk. I also love the LN's concrete/cement repair stuff.