Concrete Bonding Adhesive

This is good stuff. I used this to mix with a bag of quick-kreete (spelling optional here) instead of water and used it to replace a bunch of bricks on my front steps that had fallen out due to grout failure. Even though I am a mediocre mason, the bricks I replaced remained for a few years until we re-did our entire exterior and got a new front walkway and steps. This stuff works and is no joke, so buy some today, if you need it.

Quality product that has been around for quite a while. Use instead of water for mixing mortar. Does a good job of helping waterproof your project. I used it for a shower stall pan. It’s a proven product and when used properly does a great job good value for the money.

I got this adhesive glue after seeing a tutorial on installing an in-wall soap dish. My brother’s bathtub soap dish had detached from the wall. I wanted to ensure it did not do that again. The tutorial referred to this adhesive. It showed how to use it. This brand is easy to use. You can use it out of the container. In my case, I had to mix it with the quickset. And then I rig something up to hold it in place for 24 hours. So far. No problems at all. There is one thing to keep in mind. This product has a one-year shelf life. So get one that is not near its expiration date. The one I got had seven months left. Needless to say, I used it right away. Other than that, this product is excellent for attaching bathroom ceramic fixtures to a wall. For the first time, do-it-yourselfers Search online before installing a fixture. This product is easy to use. But you can do it wrong.

works well

So far, so good. I had an area of effervescence along a long pillar of concrete. I first cleaned/treated it, then dampened and patched with Henry’s. I let it dry for a few days, then brushed this adhesive and applied Rock Patch on top of it. Just have a wet cloth to immediately wipe up drips. The pillar looks new and has held up.

This is the real thing. Really works and goes a long way!

I mainly use this for mixing with craft store metal flake or lately powdered rubber [ground from an old tire with an angel grinder] to put in mower tires to stop leaks. Use like tire Slime. Great concrete additive.

On time. Great.

me llego y parece que todo bien solo que no he tenido la oportunidad de calarlo