Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: Would this last in a shower ceiling? i'd like to put up bathroom ceiling tiles with this. thank you!
Document: Literally like liquid nails - this stuff is great, I did my whole ceiling with tiles using it. Best glue, hands down.
this adhesive it holds very well but messy lol but i recommend it if your going to put tiles on
I bought Liquid Nails to secure a cluster of one-inch ceramic tiles that had come up from my bathroom floor. Well, it worked. One month later all the tiles are still secured to the floor. The product was easy to use, didn't require exorbitant dry time (overnight), and didn't smell as abrasive as I could imagine. My only complaint is that it's really hard to get the stuff out of the tube. Squeezing and squeezing and squeezing to get just tiny amounts out of the tip.
I used it to repair the tiles that we're falling off a table. Set quickly and was easy to use.
I was helping a buddy install beadboard ceiling panels on his porch and he bought a tub of Liquid Nails Heavy Duty construction adhesive. We applied it liberally and raised the panels onto the ceiling and supported it with T shaped wood braces. After an hour or two we removed the braces and soon after the panels started peeling away. We had to reinstall the braces and let them cure for at least 24 hours.
I was happy to find some thin brick on craigslist. Reading installation techniques and watching videos made it seem challenging but doable. There is a huge variance and what people say works and doesn't work! You will see YouTube videos where people put brick directly on drywall, but if you read any of the DIY and construction forums they say that is a no-no.
).NOT Recommended For:flooring applications, ceramics, mirrors, granite, marble, plastic, vinyl or ceiling tile.Coverage:Using a 1/4" (.64 cm) bead: 28 fl. oz. cartridge covers 88 lineal ft.Using a 1/4" (.64 cm) bead: 10 fl. oz. cartridge covers 30 lineal ft.1 Gal. can covers 60 to 90 sq. ft.1 Quart can covers 15 to 22 sq. ft.
This is good priced and works well when applied per instructions. I have tried saving unused portions by plugging the end, but it dries too fast and will only last about a week after the tub end is cut.
I bought this for the Sensible Solutions Storm Shield Threshold. I bought two large tubes and put down a generous portion. It did rain about 7 hours later and some water must have gotten into the glue and it never set. Maybe it needs a longer cure time. I pulled up the threshold and re-glued it with Loctite Power Grab and everything is fine now.
Didn't have to wait long to get the product. Was very satisfied. I would definitely recommend this product to my friends
Answer: yes