SikaBond Construction Adhesive, Gray, Advanced Polyurethane for Outdoor. Water immersible & Waterproof, 10 fl.oz

Great product that was easy to apply and dried quickly for repairing and setting a few chipped slates around pool.

I've used SIKA products for years, great viscosity & adhesion. Not wanting the mess using thin set or mortar because the project area needed to stay very clean - as well performed over the course of several evenings. Placed 2'x6" stone (ledger) panels in place & supported as I went (a bit OCD about the project). Worked really well, thick enough that you've got to squeeze a bit harder on the gun - but that's a good thing, it's not super thin like a "caulk" stick well, stays a bit flexible once cured. Get enough for your project, any left over will handy to have on hand.

In my (gotta get in on this fantastic deal before it expires), haste I didn't read the size.........it's a big one.........so if you don't already have 'the gun' for a big one, you need to go buy one. This one is gray.......and just like the smaller sizes, it does what it says it will do........no issues.

This product works well when I used it to attach Styrofoam boards to an aluminum garage door

Great product BUT the packaging was smashed and contents (4 of 6 tubes) were damaged and 2 entirely unusable but Amazon won’t accept partially used products. I used 2 of the 6 for my project and have 2 partially damaged tubes and 2 unusable but can’t return these now. Total BS!

works very well, even on tiles. its powerful and dry fast.

This stuff holds tight, but remains flexible. At 45 degrees, it is pretty stiff applying even with a high leverage caulk gun! Popeye forearms.

I wasted time and money. I bought this product for a job and as in any construction job, things get delayed. So the job was postponed until 45 days which is 15 beyond the Amazon return policy. We had serious trouble getting the product out of the container. We called Sika who said the product had no problems and had a shelf life of 1 year and told me where to look for the age. When I did, I found out they sold a product on Amazon with a remaining 2 months of shelf life. So we cut it open and found that the product was dried out and impossible to use with a gun which pushes it out and we would have to cut each one open in order to use maybe half of the container. I contacted Sika on their customer service line and they say basically TOUGH. I bought it on Amazon and it's Amazon's problem. But I said it is their product that they are selling directly on Amazon and it is old. They refused to do anything about it. I contacted Amazon to complain and despite it being beyond the return date and the refusal of Sika to refund me the money, Amazon gave me a credit for my return. I still had to go out and buy the same type of product from Home Depot to get the job done so technically I paid twice but at least I did not loose the money because I did have a credit from Amazon. Amazon does take of it's clients, SIKA does not.