Loctite PL Premium Max Construction Adhesive, 9 fl oz Cartridge, 1 Pack - Versatile Construction Glue for Wood, Concrete, Stone & More

23146 was the numbers on my tubes. 23 for the year and 146 for the date. The end of April 2023, it is now October 2023. This has a shel life of 18 months. When I went to home depot all the sealant they had was expired except for one tube that I purchased. This is the problem most people that left bad reviews had, old product that should not have been sold.I used this to seal cap stones on the wall stone. The crew that installed the wallstone used liquid nails and they did not sweep the dust away and used small amount in a circle instead of beads. I had to remove the old and do it over again.This dries fast and is strong. So far I am extremely pleased, it works well. I hope it hold up over the years which it should, if not I will update my review. This is far superior to the liquid nails, but it costs three times as much. Note: Liquid Nails is not meant to cement brick.

I used this product to secure a metal railing on to concrete where I was unable to drill in anchors. Amazingly after letting it cure for 24 hours it held after a good yank. Still stable 3 weeks later. This isn't easy to work with as you can't really pull a bead as it seems elastic coming out but with some care and a putty knife it got a problematic job done.

Great. I use it for granite

I used this to bond boards to concrete blocks. This is really sticky adhesive but flows easily, be sure to release the plunger on your caulking gun if you pause or it will be everywhere, including yourself. Initial adhesion was excellent and I put a concrete block on top of the board to apply clamping pressure. Holding very well so far and I think it will be very good long term. I use a bamboo skewer to puncture the inner seal, its disposable and saves having to clean adhesive off of your tools. Pricey but effective.

Used to secure 2×4 cleats to a tile floor. They are not coming up anytime soon.

With so many glues and adhesives available, it is hard to determine which is best for each project. This particular adhesive is best for difficult outdoor projects where adhesion and longevity are essential. This product allows for sufficient work time before setting up, and it is thin enough that tolerances work well in re-affixing such bonding needs as rock or slate to dried mortar. This product is quite stiff, so leaving a sufficiently large opening in the tube cap when applying is best. Use all product at once as it will not preserve for a future use.

This stuff is basically the superhero of adhesives. We used Loctite PL Premium Max to reattach the basement door on our ‘99 Fleetwood Discovery after it gave up on its hinges (understandable after 20+ years of service). We followed the directions like rule-abiding glue disciples and… BAM! That door is holding on tighter than my dog to a dropped meatball.Two months later, after regular slams, bumps, and zero pampering, that door still isn’t even thinking about coming loose. I’m convinced the motorhome will fall apart long before this adhesive lets go. If they bottled this formula any stronger, it would be illegal in three states.10/10 recommend if you want things to stick together better than your in-laws after a family barbecue.

The mortar had failed on I two bricks that had fallen off of a brick bench in my backyard. I re-installed them by chipping off all of the old mortar and applying this product instead of new mortar. The bricks are now very strongly secured to the bench just like new. Using this product was probably more expensive than new mortar, but much more convenient and faster than having to buy mortar and trying to mix a batch small enough for just two bricks, especially since I have never done any brick laying.