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Question: What color is this product?  Does it dry clear?
Document: What came out of the tube was runny like a cement with way too much water making it impossible to apply.Especially when attempting to apply it to the 4' wide older board in a vertical position. It would not adhere to anything and kept dripping in large ultra slimy strings onto my two week old freshly stained deck as well as the newly installed window below.It was one huge mess that does not come up with a rag, (wet or dry) and has a desert sand color that simply would not wipe up.The product could NOT have been properly mixed, and if it was then this is the second tube of liquid nails where the term "liquid" defined the caulk.
I had used liquid nails in the past albeit several years ago, but the consistency was easily workable and dried to a very strong adhesive living up to its name. If an open container cannot be returned then the company needs to refund the inflated price because as another commenter had opined, "once the tube is open, you either use it or it will dry out". Of course, I'm beginning to wonder if this mixture  would dry out with a plastic bag covering the open tip. Perhaps after six months, it will have dried out enough to be useful.In my opinion, this is NOT a workable product and while applying it to a horizontal surface and the applying it to another surface would dry in a few days, that is NOT the liquid nails product of the past.
this came in one huge tube and i'm still trying to figure out how to open it without clipping it because once clipped, there is nothing to cover the opening and it will dry out. so this makes me think this is really for contractors or someone who really needs to use alot of glue at one time. price was good though and the glue works well with boards, wood and such. good for those ikea draws but your hand may be more cramped than you want it after because it's a big hard to squeeze out.
This Liquid Nails Polyurethane based adhesive is very strong but far more viscous than its' Latex heavy duty counterpart. Poly takes far longer to dry so I would not recommend this for vertical applications without bracing it. BUT, once dry it is strong, maybe stronger than regular liquid nails. Also, it cost a little more too. This IMO is a better liquid nails option for those who need a more weather resistant type of adhesive long term. Once it's dry, it's basically indestructible and completely water proof. And as others have stated it makes a great caulk for more demanding applications.I would give this 5 stars but am deducting one because its drying time is longer and its a bitch to clean up with.
excellent  product for bonding steel and wood.
Used this product line in the past for other household projects. This product was recommended by the manufacturer of my project kit I am sure it will do as required.
Bonds foam to foam like product claims. Glad to have used it for a difficult job that could have been a disaster but ended up perfect
I used it to fix and install new bricks and so far I love the product. People came out to help and borroed some to fix there tile and ect.
Good product. We used to secure a 2 x 4 inch footer on our tile floor so we could enclose our back porch. Worked great; it was exactly what we needed.
I used it to secure a vinyl flooring that had come loose. There is adequate time to work with it, approximately 30 minutes. Twenty four hours later, the flooring stayed fastened down as expected. l would recommend this product.
Answer: yes