Liquid Nails

Liquid Nails is a highly adhesive building adhesive, produced from resins and synthetic rubber. Liquid Nails surpasses other fasteners or common adhesives when it comes to gap filling, bonding strength, and durability in extreme conditions, making it the most recommended product for renovation, construction, and heavy-duty home improvements.

Key Features of Liquid Nails

• Exceptional Strength: Holds up to 10 times the weight of regular adhesives
• Gap-Filling: fills uneven surfaces and gaps up to 3/8 inch
• Weather Resistance: Functions in a temperature range of -20°F to 140°F
• Versatility: Bonds to wood, concrete, metal, paneling, tile, and more
• Minimize Fastener Requirement: Prevents nail pops, squeaks, and splitting

FAQs

How Long Does It Take for Liquid Nails to Set?

Liquid Nails begins to set with an initial grab in as soon as 15 minutes to 1 hour, depending on which specific formulation is being utilized. The adhesive typically sets hard within 4-6 hours, allowing the secure placement of materials. Final curing, however, takes time and can take anywhere from 24 hours to 7 days, depending on ambient conditions. There are various factors that affects the set time for liquid nails.

• Temperature
• Humidity
• Thickness
• Types of Materials

How to Remove Liquid Nails?

For uncured adhesive, just wipe the area with spirits and scrape off any excess material with a putty knife before it dries. Cured Liquid Nails takes more work - heating the adhesive with a heat gun first makes it possible to scrape away gently with a putty knife or chisel. For any excess residue, apply a adhesive remover according to the manufacturer's instructions or last remains off to provide a clean finish in wood surfaces area.