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title: "SIKA DriTac RS-2 Engineered Wood Flooring Repair Adhesive Kit, White, 1 qt"
brand: "dritac"
price: "€ 280.80"
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# 100% VOC-free eco formula 1 gallon professional volume Instant walk-on time SIKA DriTac RS-2 Engineered Wood Flooring Repair Adhesive Kit, White, 1 qt

**Brand:** dritac
**Price:** € 280.80
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛠️ Fix floors fast, clean, and green—because your space deserves the best!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SIKA DriTac RS-2 Engineered Wood Flooring Repair Adhesive Kit, White, 1 qt by dritac
- **How much does it cost?** € 280.80 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/7964275-sika-dritac-rs-2-engineered-wood-flooring-repair-adhesive-kit)

## Best For

- dritac enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dritac brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Effortless cleanup:** Wipe residue with a damp cloth or mineral spirits—fast, simple, and mess-free.
- • **Eco-conscious formula:** VOC-free adhesive keeps your indoor air clean and your conscience clear.
- • **Precision application:** Thin consistency allows syringe use for targeted gap filling and flawless finish.
- • **Walk on it immediately:** No downtime—apply and step on your floor right away, speeding up your project timeline.
- • **Pro-grade 1 gallon size:** Generous volume designed for large repairs or multiple jobs without constant refills.

## Overview

SIKA DriTac Wood Repair Adhesive is a professional-grade, VOC-free white glue designed for quick and easy repair of glue-down wood floors. Its thin consistency enables precise application through a syringe, filling gaps that cause popping or unevenness. With immediate walk-on capability and simple cleanup, it’s the go-to solution for both pros and DIYers aiming to restore wood flooring efficiently and sustainably.

## Description

If your engineered wood flooring is experiencing bubbling or popping, warping from water damage or detachment from subfloor, this DriTac 1-gallon adhesive makes the perfect solution. It features a thin consistency that enables easy application and spreading, so it's a breeze for both professionals and DIYers to finish the job quickly without sacrificing quality. And since DriTac's wood floor repair is formulated to be free of any volatile organic compounds, you can feel good about helping keep the environment clear of harmful chemicals.

Review: Oh my God, does this stuff work as advertised or what!!!! But you will need more than you think. Here are some tips - I purchased the little kit first and switched to this gallon quickly once I knew it worked. I used it on my engineered floor which is glued on a concrete surface. Over the years, I had many hollow spots. Some made a creaking noise when I stepped, some were just annoying because I could feel the air pocket under my feet when I stepped on the spot. It just felt different. If you are reading about this product and this review, you know exactly what I am describing. So here is a review and some tips Tips - Most importantly, you should know that this product works, and it works excellent. I am not sure technically how, but it feels like it is a glue that also expands with time to fully fill the gap. In the end, there is no difference between the spots that I fixed and the original floors that never had a problem. - At first, I used the little kit knowing that it probably would not be enough just to experiment. When I saw that it worked, I bought the gallon version. In my experience, 1 syringe full (50ml or 1.6 oz.) is enough to fill one spot (let's say one spot is a 6inch x 6 inch area) Most of my areas were larger, so I went in multiple of that to figure out how much I needed. In the end, I ended up using this kit + 1 full gallon - For every 6" x 6" area I had, I drilled one hole. If my area was double, I drilled 2 holes (1 on each side of the area of the area I wanted to cover). If it was triple, I drilled 3 holes to inject the glue etc... - In the instructions for multiple holes, they say to pump from one end until you see the glue come out the other end. In my experience, this never happened. Maybe I under-injected, but I achieved perfect results by sticking to the 6" x 6" area = 1 syringe-full equation - The stuff is super thick. As other users described, I coated inside the syringe with a thin layer of Vaseline. Day and Night difference. I would highly recommend doing that. Occasionally reapply as you feel the resistance increase. I recoated about every 10 syringe-fulls. - The manual describes not putting any weight on it and let the glue settle on its own. It sounded counterintuitive but I followed the direction and left it alone. Sure enough, it worked well. Thinking back, I think not putting weight is also important because this is a self leveling product. Let gravity do the work on this super-dense glue. I have read others put weight after the glue, and they reported good results too. I personally left it alone for 24 hours, and achieved A+ results. - The stuff is messy. No matter how many videos I watched, how many reviews I read, I could not avoid the mess. Even though I did it two times (first time with the kit to test, second time with a full gallon) it was messy both times. Keep wet and dry towels with you all the time as you are working. Gloves help too. - Don't worry if you spill. If you act in the first 10 minutes, it comes off easily off the floor, countertops, sink, hands. I have first-hand experience in spilling it to all kinds of surfaces (and I am a neat guy when it comes to this. That is how messy this stuff is) - Drill all your holes first, then start working with the glue and the syringe. This is related to the previous comments. Once you start using the glue, because it is messy, you are not going to want to switch hands, tools, gloves etc.. - Watch a quick video to see how they cover the holes in the end. That helped me and yielded good results. - The stuff is expensive. OK yes it stings a little, but the fact that it works makes it worth every penny. - Good luck
Review: DriTac will Eliminate Bubbles in Flooring - We purchased DriTac after my husband and a friend put down wood floors in two rooms of our home. The friend has experience in laying wood floors, but was not familiar with Dritac. After finding several bubble spots on the floor , my husband went to some local stores looking for something to eliminate them. Someone at a local store recommended DriTac and we ordered it from desertcart. Using a Crain needle tool, he slowly plunged the DriTac between the planks in the areas with the bubbles. In a matter of minutes the DriTac adhered to the wood and the concrete below. The bubbles disappeared and the floor was smooth. When my husband told his friend about DriTac, he said he never heard of it but would be using it for future jobs. We highly recommend this for wood or vinyl floor projects. There were no cons, but be sure to clean up any excess DriTac immediately or it will be difficult to get off the wood.

## Features

- PROFESSIONAL-QUALITY REPAIR — Use this DriTac glue for filling hollow gaps that cause popping and unevenness in glue-down wood flooring. Reduces repair time and investment while improving performance
- IMMEDIATE EFFECT — Once you've applied your floor repair adhesive, you're free to walk on your floor right away. There's no need to wait for curing or setting
- THIN CONSISTENCY FOR EASY USE — Either pour adhesive repair directly into syringe, or draw up glue into dipped syringe. Then simply apply through modest hole in wood plank until back pressure is felt
- ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY — Your DriTac adhesive is completely free of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), so it keeps the air you breathe cleaner and safer
- CLEANUP IS QUICK AND SIMPLE — Any residue can be cleaned up using a wet cloth. If the residue has already dried, use mineral spirits or a safety solvent to remove it with minimal effort

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00C5TG300 |
| Brand | Dritac |
| Brand Name | Dritac |
| Color | White |
| Compatible Material | Wood |
| Container Type | Bottle |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 136 Reviews |
| Included Components | 1 Gal Bottle |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Dritac |
| Material | wood |
| Material Type | wood |
| Model | 707102 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Environmentally Friendly, VOC-free |
| Part Number | RS-8 |
| Special Feature | Environmentally Friendly, VOC-free |
| Specific Uses For Product | Flooring, Repair, Woodworking, Wood |
| UPC | 714241300033 033886174398 |
| Unit Count | 153.72 Fluid Ounces |
| Viscosity Level | Low |
| Volume | 1 gallons |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Dritac
- **Color:** White
- **Item Form:** Liquid
- **Material:** wood
- **Special Feature:** Environmentally Friendly, VOC-free

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can it be used for engineered wood on top of a concrete subfloor?**
A: A friend installed engineered wood on top of a concrete subfloor. There were no issues.

**Q: What the cure time?**
A: There is not a dry time listed on the container. I just drill the holes, inject the adhesive and plug them. I wait 24 hours to fill the repair and touch up with color. Also depending on the amount of repairs you have you should have extra syringes and needles.

**Q: What type of syringes and needle size works with this product??**
A: I used a 60 ml disposable lure lock syringe ( buy it at tractor supply company--- tons better than the one sold with the dritac with a dispensing needle blunt tip 14 ga x 2" ( you could get by with a shorter needle)

**Q: How long can this product be stored for before the glue dries up or goes bad? I'd like to keep extra on hand.**
A: The product has an expiration date of 1 year.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Oh my God, does this stuff work as advertised or what!!!! But you will need more than you think. Here are some tips
*by E***L on March 24, 2017*

I purchased the little kit first and switched to this gallon quickly once I knew it worked. I used it on my engineered floor which is glued on a concrete surface. Over the years, I had many hollow spots. Some made a creaking noise when I stepped, some were just annoying because I could feel the air pocket under my feet when I stepped on the spot. It just felt different. If you are reading about this product and this review, you know exactly what I am describing. So here is a review and some tips Tips - Most importantly, you should know that this product works, and it works excellent. I am not sure technically how, but it feels like it is a glue that also expands with time to fully fill the gap. In the end, there is no difference between the spots that I fixed and the original floors that never had a problem. - At first, I used the little kit knowing that it probably would not be enough just to experiment. When I saw that it worked, I bought the gallon version. In my experience, 1 syringe full (50ml or 1.6 oz.) is enough to fill one spot (let's say one spot is a 6inch x 6 inch area) Most of my areas were larger, so I went in multiple of that to figure out how much I needed. In the end, I ended up using this kit + 1 full gallon - For every 6" x 6" area I had, I drilled one hole. If my area was double, I drilled 2 holes (1 on each side of the area of the area I wanted to cover). If it was triple, I drilled 3 holes to inject the glue etc... - In the instructions for multiple holes, they say to pump from one end until you see the glue come out the other end. In my experience, this never happened. Maybe I under-injected, but I achieved perfect results by sticking to the 6" x 6" area = 1 syringe-full equation - The stuff is super thick. As other users described, I coated inside the syringe with a thin layer of Vaseline. Day and Night difference. I would highly recommend doing that. Occasionally reapply as you feel the resistance increase. I recoated about every 10 syringe-fulls. - The manual describes not putting any weight on it and let the glue settle on its own. It sounded counterintuitive but I followed the direction and left it alone. Sure enough, it worked well. Thinking back, I think not putting weight is also important because this is a self leveling product. Let gravity do the work on this super-dense glue. I have read others put weight after the glue, and they reported good results too. I personally left it alone for 24 hours, and achieved A+ results. - The stuff is messy. No matter how many videos I watched, how many reviews I read, I could not avoid the mess. Even though I did it two times (first time with the kit to test, second time with a full gallon) it was messy both times. Keep wet and dry towels with you all the time as you are working. Gloves help too. - Don't worry if you spill. If you act in the first 10 minutes, it comes off easily off the floor, countertops, sink, hands. I have first-hand experience in spilling it to all kinds of surfaces (and I am a neat guy when it comes to this. That is how messy this stuff is) - Drill all your holes first, then start working with the glue and the syringe. This is related to the previous comments. Once you start using the glue, because it is messy, you are not going to want to switch hands, tools, gloves etc.. - Watch a quick video to see how they cover the holes in the end. That helped me and yielded good results. - The stuff is expensive. OK yes it stings a little, but the fact that it works makes it worth every penny. - Good luck

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ DriTac will Eliminate Bubbles in Flooring
*by S***. on November 27, 2017*

We purchased DriTac after my husband and a friend put down wood floors in two rooms of our home. The friend has experience in laying wood floors, but was not familiar with Dritac. After finding several bubble spots on the floor , my husband went to some local stores looking for something to eliminate them. Someone at a local store recommended DriTac and we ordered it from Amazon. Using a Crain needle tool, he slowly plunged the DriTac between the planks in the areas with the bubbles. In a matter of minutes the DriTac adhered to the wood and the concrete below. The bubbles disappeared and the floor was smooth. When my husband told his friend about DriTac, he said he never heard of it but would be using it for future jobs. We highly recommend this for wood or vinyl floor projects. There were no cons, but be sure to clean up any excess DriTac immediately or it will be difficult to get off the wood.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This stuff works..!!!
*by W***H on October 8, 2018*

Ok so I never really write reviews but felt it necessary to do so in this case. I was misinformed on a glue purchase from Lowe’s when originally putting down our handscraped engineered hardwood floor. (On concrete slab) Anyway, learned my lesson there. Don’t skimp on the front end with regard to using a high quality glue. I should have bought from a true flooring store. Whatever you save is not worth the time having to go back and repair. Within days I had popping and flexing in the floor. I started doing research and found DriTac. This stuff has been a lifesaver and works as advertised. I have gone through one gallon and just purchased a second. Using a stainless steel trurkey injector with approx 1/8” syringe and drill bit. I literally have put probably 50 holes in the floor thus far. I know that sounds terrible but you honestly wouldn’t ever know. The handscraped finish of the floor has enough natural blemishes that you can’t even see the drill holes once filled with a matching puddy. Anyway check out instructional videos for application on YouTube. This glue is liquid enough to fill the voids where the glue was applied too thin or didn’t bond and has alleviated all flexing and popping. I would definitely recommend for any issues and necessary fixes with regard to popping and flexing. This stuff is expensive in my opinion but worth it. Thanks!

## Frequently Bought Together

- SIKA DriTac Wood Repair Adhesive - White, Professional Quality for Glue-Down Wood Floors - 1 Gallon - Fills Gaps, Stops Popping, Easy Application, Fast Cleanup
- 3 Pack 100ml Syringes with 14G 1.0'' Blunt Tip Needles and Storage Caps(Luer Lock), Plastic Reusable Syringe for Glue Applicator, Oil Dispensing Multiple Uses…
- DriTac Wood Floor Repair Kit-Engineered Flooring ONLY 32oz

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