Pack of 2 - The Original Fix-A-Floor Squeezy All-in-One Repair Adhesive for Loose, Hollow, Creaky Tiles & Wood. Just Drill & Fill! Easy Squeezy! Made in The USA!

Easy to use and worked as described Takes a full 24hrs to cure but worth the wait. I had some issues with it seeping up through a crack in a damaged part of the floor but was able to clean off the seepage before it fully hardened with ease. Would highly recommend

I had about 8 loose floor tiles which had degraded the grout around them to the point that I could easily pull out 50-75% of the grout with little effort. I cleaned the old grout joints really well, vacuumed out all the dust, and saturated the joints with this product. I could see where it was finding paths into the air pockets under the tiles. I just kept filling the joints until no more was being absorbed. Then I weighed down the tiles and let them sit 24 hours. The tiles are now rock solid, so I would consider this a great success, and didn't require replacing any of the tiles. I tried this product in the squeeze tube, and also the same product in a caulk-style tube (which required a caulk gun to apply), and this was much easier to work with; compared to the caulk tube, there was almost no spillage and therefore minimal clean up with this version.

I have used a number of fillers for floating floors, and this one works pretty darn well. It is easy to use, bonds well, and seems durable. At this price it is a bargain. My complaint is the size of the tip. Even at the smallest opening possible, it takes about a quarter inch hole to work. Others I have tried had syringes with much smaller tips. I am using this on luxury vinyl planks. One of them cracked due to a void, so I have to fill that crack anyway, so the holes don't matter so much. However, if the crak was smaller and thinner because I caught the flexing earlier, a thinner tip might have allowed me to avoid having to fill the crack.

Worked great fixing a loose engineered wood plank.

I had an area that was squeaking beneath what I believe is a vinyl plank flooring. I used the smallest drill bit that I felt would accommodate the smallest tip of the Fix A Floor to prevent the holes and white glue from being seen after drying. I drilled about 8 holes between the planks, along the joints on the short end, and then 90 degrees along the longer side, about six inches in length. I cut the smallest hole possible in the tube and aligned it over the holes. The fluid is looser than Elmers Glue, if held upside down it will run out, even after kneading and shaking, which wasn't in the directions. The instructions state to place weight on the area. I did not because I didn't want the floor to be glued down bowed. After roughly 24hrs there was LESS squeaking. The instructions indicate that additional holes may be required. I couldn't bring myself to drill into the face of the planks and hope for the best. The product does work, but a slightly expandable adhesive that would crawl to the gapping areas between the planks and the sub floor would be more effective. But not so aggressively expandable that it would push up vinyl or thinner veneer wood plank. Im hoping for a long shelf life after opening, so that I can re-apply if I decide to drill into the face of the plank.

Great product and exactly as described. It arrived quickly and was packaged well. Quality exceeded my expectations for the price. Used to replace a ceramic tile. I would definitely order this again and recommend it to others.

This stuff sucks. Don’t buy it. 2 days now and still liquid coming out of the drill holes. Never hardened or solidified. Crap! Don’t waste your time or money.

Fixed a poped tile like a champ. Had a really awkward tile to fix and this worked great. Followed the easy direction and my floor is like new