GREAT STUFF PRO Construction Adhesive | Gun-Applied Polyurethane Adhesive, 26.5 oz. – (12 Pack)

GREAT STUFF PRO Construction Adhesive | Gun-Applied Polyurethane Adhesive, 26.5 oz. – (12 Pack)

$ 197.07

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Customer service

9.73

Satisfaction

9.66

Value for money

9.51

Packaging

9.56

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ADHESIVE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY. Regardless of the weather, lay down heavy-duty bonds. GREAT STUFF PRO Construction Adhesive helps reduce nail pops and squeaks by providing a fast-grab tack and long-term bond to most construction materials.

APPLIED WITH A GUNSHOOT When used with the GREAT STUFF PRO Dispensing Gun (sold separately), it can be reused for up to 30 days. Reduce waste and costs while delivering professional-quality craftsmanship with more control and less mess.

SEAL ANYWHERE WITH A SEAL. On both the inside and outside of your home, take on a variety of projects with exceptional adhesion. In dry, damp, and frozen conditions, it sticks to wood, plywood, particle board, masonry, drywall, concrete, and foam panels.

CURE IN A FEW MINUTES. Stop wasting time and keep your projects moving along at a steady pace. In 14 minutes, this adhesive is tack-free, and it takes 24 hours to fully cure.

PERFECT FOR ALL WEATHER CONDITIONS. For indoor/outdoor use, this product has been specially formulated to be freeze-thaw stable.

Questions & Answers

Is this the same thing as Dow's Enerbond SF?

I have no idea what that is.

Selected User Reviews For GREAT STUFF PRO Construction Adhesive | Gun-Applied Polyurethane Adhesive, 26.5 oz. – (12 Pack)

In comparison to quart tubes, this is a huge improvement

5/5

I've used several cases of this adhesive and am blown away by how strong the bond is. Furthermore, you have a small window of opportunity after application to make adjustments to the pieces - That is a huge plus for me because I work mostly alone. In addition, unlike caulk, the flow rate is more controlled, cold weather does not necessitate Superman-like grip strength, and one can go on and on in comparison to caulk. br>br>Another benefit I see is that there is no thickness to this. When using too much caulk, it can become messy, and if the material is thin, it can cause distortion. There's also the foam's property; even though it's a construction adhesive, it still has some of the same advantages as foam. The excess rigid insulation around the edges of the joist pockets prevented leakage caused by miscuts or irregularities. br>Another big advantage of foam guns is the length of the wands available; I know there are rolling caulk guns, but the cost is prohibitive for me. . . give me a foam gun with a 2' wand and I don't have to bend over or be at eye level with an application above my head, and I'm good to go. Furthermore, the bond is unaffected by a small amount of moisture. I tested this with some landscape stones, and they do not break apart when bonded with this, unlike caulk, which will allow the stones to pop apart if caught just right on a cold day. br>br>Overall, I am sold; I will keep tuned construction adhesive on hand, but the foam will be my preferred product. If you haven't tried the pro grade great stuff yet, I strongly advise you to do so.