ARDEX LLC Henry, WW Company 12220 6 oz Vinyl Repair Adhesive

Absolutely amazing product; it is exactly what you need to reattach your vinyl flooring and works quickly.Several sections in the middle of my floor were no longer attached and some of the edges were curling. For the section in the middle of the floor, I made a .5in cut in the vinyl, used a screw driver to lift it up, inserted the tip of the glue and injected a copious amount, then placed duct tape over the cut, pressed the vinyl back down to the floor, smoothed it out, then placed a weight on it for 24 hours. The next day I removed the weight and the cut was unnoticeable and the vinyl was attached.I was a little hesitant to try based on some of the reviews but now that I have used it, I fully recommend it.To the negative reviews:1. Flooring curled back up and did not attach - Of course it did. You must first flatten the vinyl before trying to reattach it. Simply use a blow dryer to warm up the vinyl until it is pliable then place a flat object on it to hold it down until it cools. Once cool and laying flat, use the glue.2. It's too liquidly. - That is exactly how you want this product. You want to be able to precisely place the glue and then have it spread out to maximize coverage3. The bottle leaks in a caulk gun - It is a squeeze bottle, not a caulk tube. Don't use it in a caulk gun...

This takes forever to dry, (about a week) and if you don't have something flat and heavy to place on the repaired pieces, they may not stick. Stays well once you get it figured out. It's been months and my linoleum floor tiles are still in place.

Worked exactly as expected. Used as directed and haven’t had to reapply at all.

I bought it to fix cracks in my linoleum tile in my kitchen. And it did grab really fast, in about 5-10 minutes it's already sticking to everything. But the problem I have with it is, two days later it still feels rubbery soft and tacky. It doesn't ever seem to dry. Everything in the world cures hard drives within 7 days. I'm going to wait 7 days and see if this thing cures and hard drive hard. If it doesn't, that means it's just a soft tacky rubbery finish, and if you go over it with a chair, it's going to start pulling it right out. I wanted something that dries hard and clear, so I can eventually just fill in the Gap and nobody will really notice it, because it's clear. But this isn't that. This is a very rubbery tacky, sticky adhesive finish that never dries hard.

I put a brick on it for about 8 hours. Without a brick to hold it in place, it didn’t stick.

The bottle is half empty, and the glue takes about a week to dry.The glue is enough to fix a few tiles.

This stuff works so well. I am restoring pre-World War 2 linoleum kitchen floor. This glue is perfect for repairing the tile that was missing. The key is to let the glue air for 15 minutes on the piece before putting it down per the directions. I set a bunch of heavy rocks on the linoleum but I don’t think that was even really needed in this situation. So read the directions and enjoy a high quality product.

The size of the bottle implies that it is good for small repairs and quick fixes but it is not. If you have vinyl floors this does not work for quick or easy repairs. I followed the instructions to the tee and even laid big pavers directly on top of the treated areas and it peeled up in less than a month. This will not work unless you use other products to treat the floor and prime it for adhesives. I swept out the dirt and used tack cloth to remove any possible dirt or grime and the floor was returned to its original subfloor state and it did not stick or last as advertised.