Dap 00136 Weldwood Floor Tile Adhesive, 1-Quart,Clear

I recently had to remove and reglue 14 laminate floor tiles due to leak from my refrigerator from using a non OEM refrigerator filter that leaked all over the place.This is what I did:✓ I purchased a heat gun to carefully loosen and remove all tiles without harming them;✓ Placed tiles on long sheet of waxed paper with an indicator of which each is (i.e.: #1 bottom right, etc). Just make a little map for yourself for which tile is #1, #2, #3 etc. bottom right just stands for the corner of the tile that should be in the bottom on the right hand side in front of you are re bonding it to the floor so you are pointing in the right direction. It is critically important to do this because you are not going to be able to lift them up and view them once they are coated fully with glue;✓ Because my floor was water damaged I let the water completely evaporate and the tiles completely dry for two full days. No further prep whatsoever necessary;✓ Using a 3/32" spreader (placement of spreader teeth is of PARAMOUNT importance) I spread the glue from edge to edge on each tile after removal (no need to take old adhesive off or prep further);✓ Spread glue on floor with same spreader;✓ Let glue sit until clear (in my case the magic number was 55 minutes) before placing the tile back onto the floor;✓ Pick up each tile and re-place on floor using the numbering system that I described to put on your waxed paper that the tiles have been laying upside down on;✓ Roll with large rolling pin to ensure absolute smoothness;✓ Remove any glue that squishes through edges with isopropyl alcohol on a dust free rag;✓ Put weights down if desired until dry. I choose to use big cookbooks as they were handy right there in the kitchen;✓ Wait about a week before cleaning the whole kitchen floor using isopropyl alcohol.You're done ✅ 😁

Purchased this a while ago. It sticks well and so far none of the tiles have popped up. Highly recommend.

Tile adhesive semi worked with peel and stick vinyl title. I still had a few tiles popping up after a week of putting weight on the tiles. The room was a 6x6 ft laundry roomSuggestions for do over.1. Don’t use peel and stick tile. Instead find tile w/o glue.2. Replace or add new plywood. I sanded existing plywood.3. Purchase tile and glue from same mfg. like Armstrong. This is difficult with supply chain inventory issue.

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Have not used yet but a friend who owns a flooring store told me not to buy his gallon as I only needed a small amount for a linoleum project in a small bathroom. I have no doubt it will do the job at the quality my friends company would have done. My job is in another state in my fathers house.

Messy and doesn't dry clear you have to clean up right away and make sure you don't overdo it but use enough if that makes sense

Used it on a floor for ceramic tile "collection"...an art project. All different thickness of tile. Stays flexible. Probably not the right application as per instructions. But I just did grout and it is all in place, held well enough. Like the no fumes! Liked flexibility. Sucks down pretty good....not recommending what an artist does...but it worked!

Got job done works good