Fix-A-Floor Squeezy Bottles

I have click lvt that wasn't laid very well. One panel was lifting/broken. I squeezed some of this glue underneath it and weighed the tile down. It worked brilliantly. I also used it to stick knots back into knot holes in some fence panels. It created a strong bond.

It really did the job!

There is a saying in the UK: If it looks like a duck swims like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it’s probably a duck. This product looks like PVA glue, It smells like PVA glue, it feels like PVA glue, it’s PVA glue. Unless you think pumping PVA glue behind your tiles will do the job then don’t bother with this product.

This stuff is excellent. Does exactly what it meant to do!

Takes awhile to fully dry ....

Unless you are using this to fill an enclosed cavity it will just keep on spreading out and never fill.

Not a good product used to fill cracks between tiles on floor .. didn't do job .. don't buy .

Very disappointed,did not help with my loose tiles

Sehr flüssig beim einbringen . Hat offensichtlich Kriecheigenschaften und härtet auch scheinbar nicht vollständig aus . Bin mit dem Ergebnis zufrieden . Die Hohlstellen unter den Fliesen sind zum großen Teil ausgefüllt . Mit etwas Geduld , empfehlenswert .

Avevo delle mattonelle in gres che suonavano a vuoto e si muovevano leggermente. La punta del beccuccio è un po grossa, quindi difficile da usare con fughe strette, ma ho risolto usando una normale siringa con ago grosso. Risultato perfetto e mattonelle sistemate.

Overall it seems it's just vinyl glue packaged for the specific use case; but if you buy plain wood vinyl glue and a syringe you get pretty much if not better results.

Det fungerte ikke

I had about 8 loose floor tiles which had degraded the grout around them to the point that I could easily pull out 50-75% of the grout with little effort. I cleaned the old grout joints really well, vacuumed out all the dust, and saturated the joints with this product. I could see where it was finding paths into the air pockets under the tiles. I just kept filling the joints until no more was being absorbed. Then I weighed down the tiles and let them sit 24 hours. The tiles are now rock solid, so I would consider this a great success, and didn't require replacing any of the tiles. I tried this product in the squeeze tube, and also the same product in a caulk-style tube (which required a caulk gun to apply), and this was much easier to work with; compared to the caulk tube, there was almost no spillage and therefore minimal clean up with this version.