Power Grab Express All Purpose Construction Adhesive, 9 fl oz Cartridge, 1 Pack - Versatile Construction Glue for Cement, Tile, Wall & More

This Power Grab, is a very special adhesive you would not expect until 18-24 hours when it is dry and set. Do some tests and see why I think it suits my needs in attaching items.

I used this to hang ceiling tiles. Worked really well. I bought the ceiling tiles on Amazon as well

'Powergrab', to me, is one of those things you keep a dedicated caulk-gun for. It is like a 'ok, send it' glue. I've used it for plastic to wood, foam to drywall, rubber to brick. I don't even know if they even recommend those combinations, but it works. Even my wood-glue had dried out and I was in a pinch. Use this stuff. I find less of a motivation to uncap, de-crust, and fling and squeeze a cold bottle of multi-purpose Gorilla to get it dispensable for half of my random jobs. Or buy, yet again, ANOTHER bottle Titebond because I threw away the rock-hard dry one. 3M Super 77 works well, but then sometimes it doesn't, because of chemistry or porosity or something. Just get the Powergrab, pull off the electrical tape cap*, and just go. I'm serious about the dedicated caulk gun. For real, I use this stuff in ways that in no way the manufacturer recommends. It sticks. I'm not liable for what you do with it, but I consider that Powergrab is to me what I also consider duct tape is for you. If it moves, and it shouldn't, duct tape (or Powergrab). If it doesn't move, but it should, WD40. *Caulk-condoms are trash. Use electrical tape (3M Super33 if you're fancy). Airtight. Thank me later. THERE IS A FREE AND GENUINELY-HONEST REVIEW FOR YOU, POWERGRAB. MAYBE SEND ME A FREE TUBE SINCE I USE SO MUCH OF YOUR BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL LIQUID DUCT TAPE. I had to look it up, Loctite makes it. I have Loctite blue and red. No way. A bottle of Loctite red lasts a lifetime, tube of Powergrab lasts a weekend. Conspiracy. Ace hardware capitalizes on home-improvement emergencies with their prices, Amazon's price is for the patient, or back-stockers such as yours-truly.

Unfortunately, 1 of these buckets was difficult to work with bc the product was old, gummy, thick and tough to spread which I was unaware of until getting a second bucket w/a much smoother consistency, the way it should have been. I am using this to install pvc faux tin 2'x2' ceiling tiles which is doing the trick. This is much cheaper alternative than caulking tubes as well as easier on my hands and less time consuming to use a spatula to dollop onto the panels. The ceiling is popcorn so needed something thick and with enough tack to hold which this has done great. If using for this purpose, make sure to be generous if your ceiling has a texture, more is better in this situation.

used it to help hold pedestal sink to wall

Be cautious about buying this caulk. I will be returning the remaining tubes. I initially purchased several. I will be returning the remaining 6 due to unworkable....most likely old. I could barely get it out of the tube . Shame on you for selling this caulk on Amazon. It delayed my job I was working on. Saving a dollar or so was a mistake. Im sure the blame will be deflected toward the manufacturer.......Not the case....This caulk was like sqeezing out play dough. It should come out creamy and workable.

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I bought this adhesive for installing lightweight ceiling and baseboard molding, in addition to using a few nail. This works great on those moldings. Luckily, they're fairly easy to manipulate because they weigh very little, so it's nice to put them up in place with the Loctite and be able to position them securely before adding nails. Now that I've worked with this all-purpose loctite, I look forward to using it on projects as I renovate my 130-year-old house!

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I tried to stick the wall mount shelf, tried twice but it fell everytime even though i didn’t put any thing on the shelf yet. Sheer disappointment. Its not strong at all nor permanent.