Fix-A-FloorTile Repair Adhesive – Extra Strength Adhesive for Tile, Marble, Stone, Wood - Easy DIY Repair – Versatile Compatibility - 1 Gallon Jug – Comes with a Syringe Applicator

Better than expected. Used the syringe. Have to be strong and patient. Have about 20 soft spots in vinyl planks. Couldn’t shim or put floor leveler under when laying. Wish I knew this existed . Would have saved me time trying to shim. I know it’s not recommended for a floating floor, but it’s better then having and end joint break apart. Just have to be patient. Doesn’t come out very fast.

I wish I found this product before pulling up some loose tiles. Works amazing

Not perfect for my problem, self leveling floor first

I had a really big french door fridge delivered. About 3 weeks later, a few of my tiles in front of the fridge started to loosen up. I ignored it for a few months and ended up with about a dozen loose tiles clustered together in the middle of my kitchen floor. I knew I had to try something but didn't want the mess of pulling up tiles and re-installing them so I decided to try this adhesive as recommended by it's manufacturer.It ended up being a lot more time consuming, required 4 times more adhesive than I thought, and was really messy despite my best efforts following manufacturer's recommendations to avoid making a mess. I also ended up going through half a dozen masonry bits but that's not the fault of this adhesive. You also have to put some heavy weight on top of the glued tiles. I ended up filling 5 gallon buckets with water to weigh them down which caused them to bleed out a good bit of adhesive through the drill holes. This was a challenge to wipe out without moving the buckets because moving them often caused more adhesive to bleed out in a vicious cycle.Another issue is that the needle with the syringe far too often either clogged or pressure locked. Eventually learned to cut the tip of the caulk style tube small enough to insert it into the drill hole.It took 8 full tubes of adhesive, but I eventually got it done. Some of the issues may have been avoided with more forethought on my part, but I can't really say I would have done anything differently. I would recommend the product for its intended purpose of adhering loose tiles without pulling them up. There may be one or two other products out there but they appear to work the same way.

I read reviews on this product that compared it to Elmers glue. (They said they would just buy Elmers glue for a tenth of the price.) I used this on tiles(Approximately 25) I had to spend some time injecting through the grout lines. ( Buy an extra syringe or 2) It was absolutely worth it! used about a half a gallon on 25 tiles. It is a year later and the tiles are strong with no squeaking. The product is awesome! I don't know what those people giving it a bad review are doing wrong. I resembles Elmers glue in the consistency and the color. The smell is different. But it worked, a least for me it did. Good luck in making your decision.Joe.

I was working on a paid tile repair job and decided to give this fix-a-floor a try vs. pulling up the loose tiles and risk breaking. It really doesn't work drilling small holes in the grout lines. Most of the product squirts out the injection hole instead of going under the tiles. The only way I got it to work was removing all the grout and injecting directly under the tiles in voids. At that point is just as easy to push thinset under the tiles for a tenth of the price. Doesn't work as advertised.

Finally, a product that performs exactly like it says it will. Used this on a commercial job that the underfloor had to be ground down a bit so entry door would swing properly once new flooring was installed. Might have gotten a bit too aggressive with the grind, and there was a shallow spot. Or two. Or three. Used this magical potion and it filled the voids on the first application. Came back the next day and I was the hero! Still waiting for my parade, but until it happens, I will be using this product again when I need it! Kudos to the chef!!

I had 2 areas where tiles were lifting...6 tiles in each area. I have never done any kind of tile work. I removed the tiles and cleaned the old grout off of the edges. However there was no way I was gonna remove the old thinset. I used the fix-a-floor to re-lay the tiles. It worked perfectly. Maybe it's just a coincidence but 2 of the tiles still sounded a little hollow.. And I think they were the ones where I buttered both sides. Otherwise it was a perfect easy solution.