3C SealantsMax-Bond Ultimate Strength Power Adhesive 290ml Black – Premium MS-Polymer Construction Glue, Fast Curing, High Grab, Waterproof & Flexible, Interior & Exterior Use

I've used this on a crack in our garage corrugated roof and it has stopped the water leaking in. Because it's a long crack I ended up having to do some patchwork whilst it was actually raining and the water was dripping in but that wasn't really a problem and since doing that the crack seem to be sealed. Easy to use and if you get it on your hands it's relatively easy to wipe off with a cloth.

I used this adhesive for fixing a skirting board in a log cabin where I didn’t want visible screws. Applied a neat bead on the back of the board, pressed it into place, and held it with some weights for a couple of hours.When I came back, the bond was already solid, and it hasn’t budged since. The hold is impressive, and it dries clean without leaving messy residue around the edges.Ideal for projects where you want a secure but neat finish.

This provided some great grip during my renovation project (no_87restoration on ig)

Bonds extremely well with strong initial great for heavy-duty jobs. It cures fairly quickly, stays permanently flexible, and handles outdoor use with no issue thanks to UV and weather resistance. Works on both porous and non-porous surfaces

I used this to bind a fibre glass trim onto a motor. It was easy to work with, to be honest it felt like any other adhesive and the price is the same as all the known branded ones so I did expect it to be good. It worked in the short term and I’ve had no problems so far in the extreme sunshine heat and the cooler rainy weather so my confidence is high.

That’s pretty much all there is to this stuff, you receive what’s described in the product listing, which is a 290ml sized cartridge of the MS polymer adhesive alongside a screw-on nozzle. The tube is printed with all the information you’d need or want to know about the adhesive and it can basically be used anywhere you’d need a sealant or adhesive with a high initial tack, high hardness and fast skin time.I had a few window cills that had broken loose from the adhesive holding them in place recently so I grabbed this stuff to glue them back down. Using this is the same as every other cartridge based adhesive or sealant, just cut the end open, attach the nozzle, trim the nozzle to your preferred width and then you’re good to go. After cleaning up the bottom of the PVC window cill I ran a couple thin beads of this along the surface then applied some firm pressure and left it overnight to cure and it was rock solid in the morning.The £9.58 asking price is pretty close to other hybrid polymer adhesives on the market, so I can’t fault the value for money either. Assuming it sticks (pun intended) around at this price point I'd have no problems buying more tubes of the stuff for future projects.

I'm always stuck with random jobs around the house when I least expect them and I seem to be always going out to get the right stuff to get the job done, just never have what I need at home. But, f this lasts me then it's going to make things easier for at least them jobs outdoors...or the ones leading outdoors.So, I've used this for a bit of outdoor plumbing work, needed to do the fitting of a permanent pipe that runs from inside the house to the outside wall. And thus something strong and waterproof was needed to keep it steady and sealed, and this did the job nicely. Had to spend a bit of time figuring out how best to apply it cleanly, but once it's on, it grabs well and holds firm. I've not tried anything like it before hence why it took me a while to get it right.Didn’t need a lot either, so, one tube goes a fair way by the looks of it (for normal jobs around the house). It's thick enough to stay in place while you position things, but still workable. Sets quickly too, so you don’t have to sit around waiting forever to see if it’s doing what it’s meant to, although I could always sit and have a brew. Anyways, it’s listed for stone, but from what I’ve seen, it sticks to quite a few other surfaces without a problem.I’ll be using the rest of the tube when I put up a new shed later in August, looks like it should be ideal for sealing along the base and roof edges, especially with stone it being a stone base. At around ten quid, it feels like decent value considering how strong the bond is. Doesn’t feel like the kind of stuff that’s going to peel or crack after a few weeks in the weather.

The media could not be loaded. I ordered this to help reattach some coping stones on our garden wall. Previous attempts to attach these have failed and this seemed a good product from the description.Unfortunately no screw on nozzle was included with mine which was a disappointment, so I had to resort to cutting the tip of the tube off and using it without. As a result I ended up using a lot more adhesive than needed and only managed to cover 2 and a bit concrete blocks with a single tube.You will need to supply your own sealant applicator gun to use the tube which I already had. A word of warning though, do not get this on your hands. Not so much because of the adhesive, but the product has a strong inky black pigment which will stain anything you touch. I eventually managed to clean it off my hands with copious hot soapy water and paper towel, but you don’t want to get this on any delicate surfaces.The adhesive cures very quickly and after 40 minutes it was as solid as a rock and didn’t budge, even when applying lateral force. In summary you would probably apply this more sparingly than I did assuming a nozzle is supplied - in which case this would probably cover at least 4 blocks in a similar scenario. That said I am very impressed at the drying time and strength, although time will tell how it weathers over the colder and damp months.