6 Quick Steps to Get Started with LIQUID NAILS FUZE*IT

You’re ready to bond almost anything to almost anything else. Get building right away in 6 quick steps.

[jig]

I honestly would not have known to do this. And the only way I even knew to come look for a video on how to do this was someone left a bad review of the product on the Home Depot website. He described what you just did but I did not fully understand or picture what needed to happen. This video is useful oh my goodness somethings should be printed prominently on the package to advise of such.

[brucesummers]

Very strong adhesive and I used it to glue 400 pavers to makes two step steps on my hillside. It works best when used with a power caulk gun and the best I have found that allows a wide range of speeds is the one made by Makita. With others I would need to run on the lowest setting to keep up with output of the caulk gun.

[qadologychannel]

It'd be nice if you had this on the bottle I'm losing data here 😂

[arianegilgeous]

Ok so how do you keep the glue from drying in the open nozzle so you can use it for the next project?

[JDRookieOfYear]

Mine didn't come with a gun. What do I do? Just try to squeeze it really hard with my hands?

[jbrav]

I can't unscrew the plastic nozzle to puncture the seal. There are no instructions so I googled it. It says I need to use something like a "nail" to open this cannister of "liquid nails". Did they ever consider somebody might be using this product because they dont have any nails? 😂

[mogetfrederick]

Will liquid nails work to hold peel and stick tile on textured walls?

[vernonsteinkamp]

This is the first time I came across this set up for a caulking tube. I tried to puncture the membrane with a wire, like I've done for decades. Why would a designer put this plastic tit on a caulking tube, other than to frustrate us older folks.