Liquid Nails 56198673380 LN-2000 FuzeIt All Surface Construction Adhesive (9-Ounce) , Gray

Love this stuff. I use it to secure shelves, gluing baseboards, and fixing holes in sheetrock. Did I say I love this stuff?!

An all around exceptional adhesive. Easy to use and apply. Used on metal to cement as I didn’t want to use anchors, and has held firmly! No leakages and if one follows the drying times on product I believe you’ll be surprisingly satisfied with this product.

I bought this LN Fuse-It product to repair gaps in the mortar that have developed over the years. Although the color is not an exact match the bond is good and cure time is quick. I was able to get the LN deep into the crack and then smooth the joint with a rag in an attempt to match the width of the original joint.

Works ok

Fuses quickly to whatever surface you’re working on so you don’t have to stand there and hold the items that you’re trying to bond together. I got this and used it to put some insulation up in the roof of a chicken coop. It worked really great but I ran out so I went to the local home improvement store and got a regular liquid nails and it did not work at all. It took forever I had to prop stuff up and get it to cure long enough to hold this very light insulating foam. I ordered more of this fuse and finished the job in a couple hours.

Stronger than nails. Won’t come off. Been using for years. Got on pants. 5 years later pants wore out- not glue that was on jeans. Never came of no matter how many times washed. Walls all held up on house.

I tried double-sided tapes of various strengths and lengths to hang RGB Govee lights from my computer room. One set lasted 2 hours, bought stronger tape and put more on the lights, that set lasted a day before I heard a crash from all the lights falling off the wall. My wife suggested Liquid Nails earlier on, and I ignored her. She was right, still going strong after 3 weeks. Only warning! Let the bead of liquid nails set for over a minute before you attach if you're hanging something, or it will slide down and leave grey marks on the caulk. Put pressure on for over a minute and it will give you a good lasting hold.

I bought 2 tubes here to cement some blocks together, I also purchased a tool to dispense. The tool had a puncture attachment but would not puncture the bladder. I assumed it was because I purchased from Amazon and they may have old stuff laying around. Anyway I figured I might be able to force this stuff out with no luck, it came out the wrong end unbeknownst to me. I then tried removing the tube with no luck, now it's all over my hands. So I wack it on the table and the tip falls off so I dispensed in blobs which actually worked out fine. I ended up throwing the tube and tool in the trash since it was glued in place no saving it. My hands are still full of glue everything I touch gets glue on it. I ended up washing my hands in gas, which worked but i didn't have a rag to wipe of the dissolved glue. I went inside and water doesn't touch this stuff. I used dawn dish detergent and it actually worked. SO I figured the other tube bladder would not puncture. I went to Lowes picked up more and another tool, that bladder too was unpuncturable so i busted the tip off and blobbed my way to completion. Works great; by the time i got back from Lowes the first blocks were secure. Believe it or not I would buy again.