Gorilla Gorilla Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive 9-fl oz Cartridge

Very Versatile Adhesive

I've used this product indoors and outdoors. I glued (and screwed) deck boards to sleepers building a ramp to my garden shed. This adhesive holds together retaining wall block and pavers which I laid in a raked pattern to create garden steps. I used it in the assembly of wood plank flooring on my farm truck and utility trailer. Recently I acquired a vintage timber workbench. Someone had cut an irregular hole in its top. This adhesive quickly affixed a tapered plug. Since I also do some fi...

IF I COULD GIVE IT A ZERO I WOULD. Don't buy!

If I could give it a zero I would. On the container it has in large letters "ALL SURFACE / ALL PURPOSE" Being that it was Gorilla glue I figured it would work for my application. I was gluing Polyethylene foam sheets to concrete. It lasted about 3 months and then the foam pads fell down from the wall. I had bought two cases (24 tubes at $8/tube = $200) and it failed. I called their customer support and Denise acted like she wanted to help but in the end she didn't do anything (Claim #208012). Th...

Works well so far

I have previously used the Loctite adhesive which has for the most part worked pretty well, but I wanted to try the Gorilla Glue version to see if it holds up better over time. The biggest issue I have with the Loctite is that it sometimes weakens over time and needs reapplication. I use this for sealing down some top caps on a retaining wall at my home. Like others have said, I originally thought the tube was defective until I realized you had to cut the plastic under the screw on plastic ap...

Wimpy Chimp

Used for 14.5" Cedar rafter bird blocks and when nailing the corner trim boards together prior to nailing onto a new shed. Does hold in place well - but not impressed with its strength after using 2 tubes - the adhesive chalk I use would hold better. I left any squeeze-out to cure - then it would just crumble off by rubbing it with a finger!? Had several test pieces glued up - all easily separated well after the 24 hour cure time. I used up the last half of the last tube just chalking up hig...

Awesome Stuff

I had initially bought this to re hang a decorative vent below a roof peak. He had a half used tube of liquid nails that he wanted me to use up. I didn't really have a preference at the time so I tossed my Gorilla Glue back in the truck and climbed up on the roof with his nails. I coated the vent all over the contact points to the house and slapped it on the house. as soon as I wasn't holding the decoration it started sliding down the wall face. I tried several different things like rotating the...

"Grabs" right away

Aggressive adhesive that flow easily. A 9 oz. tube doesn't go very far and the product is very viscous (thick, doesn't flow well). But once it dries the attached pieces are difficult, if not impossible, to separate without destroying the work/material. "Grabs" right away and a firm set up in about 2 hours, full cure in 24 hours. I used it to build raised wainscot panes for a bathroom; the material was PVC. There is an "ultimate" version of the product which costs about $2 more per tube, but...

BEST Multi-purpose Construction Adhesive.

I have used many different brands of Construction Adhesive over the past few years and they never seem to do what it says they will. I have been using Gorilla Duct Tape, Super Glue and Caulking now for the past year so I figured since they work, I would try Gorilla Multi-purpose Construction Adhesive and I was amazed how easy it was to use and the best part is it works great. You just remove the applying tube, cut the cap off the tube, replace the applying tube and your ready to go, No...

Good product, but a bit overpriced

Overall, a good product and happy with the results. However, in my opinion, it is overpriced. For example, in one project, I used it to glue 2 sections of foamboard insulation together and also used Loctite's product to do the same. Both worked equally well. However, the Gorilla product was $11.97 a tube, while the Loctite product was only $3.98. I suppose it is possible I could have used less of the Gorilla Glue product to achieve the same results as Loctite's, but decided not to spend ...

great product!

I used this to re-glue the two parts of my pop-up camper roof as is was delaminating. It worked great, dries quickly. All the Gorilla products I've tried Ive been very happy with. The nozzle screws on and off so between uses I clean out the nozzle, put a bit of plastic over the tube opening and screwed the nozzle back on the hold it in place and seal it for future use. Its frustrating with other tubes because you cant seal them up well and they go to waste.

Just didn't work.

I'm one of the one's. Read all the directions. Used the product to glue a 1X4X4 to a brick wall. Was difficult to get the product out of the tube took a lot of pressure on the gun just it get it to flow. Held it in place for about two minutes when I let go it fell off. Tried again did the same thing. The next day I was able to peel it off the bricks with my fingers. Batch number UC19358127 8010003 087.