Injection Repair Adhesive 10.5 oz. Tube

This stuff saved us lots of time and heartache. When we bought our house the former owner had installed tile floor in the kitchen/dining and living rooms. After about 6 months we noticed the grout was coming up all over mostly in high traffic areas. We also noticed quite a few broken tiles and then tiles that came up completely. At first we tried removing all the old adhesive and re adhering the tiles but that was very labor intensive. I stumbled upon tile rescue and immediately purchased some. What a time saver and it worked great, couldnt be happier.

Repaired tile appears to be solid. Tip of applicator did not fit in 1/8” grout and required a syringe to actually apply the product

I have an old bathroom replete with loose tiles. No tile man was willing to work with them, only to replace them. I happen to like the tiles and am not ready for a renovation. I used this product, though I was skeptical. I drilled or just squirted under where there were gaps, and put heavy paint cans and books everywhere to add pressure. Once all had dried, I used tile mortar instead of grout to hold all together and go for a more uniform look between tiles where grout had deteriorated. It has been a couple months and holding. No more loose tiles or rocking under my feet. Worth it. Easy to use. Try it. Even if it holds only for a few months or a year, it certainly makes walking on my floor more pleasant. I would buy again.

This is totally worth it. The product is thin enough to be injected using a syringe and 18 gauge blunt needle for thin grout lines. Remove the grout in the area where the tile is loose with a dremel multi max oscillating grout removal blade (or something similar). Remember to tape the edges of the tile so they are not chipped by the dremel blade. Vacuum the grout line and inject the product using a syringe. Keep injecting until it over flows. Wipe excess with a wet paper towel. The product will be siphoned under the tile in 30 mins provided you took all the grout out. Do not walk over for 12 hrs or so.I had 100% success.

Didn't work at all, followed the directions on the tube. I had 3 tiles that didn't set properly so I tried this stuff, it made no difference. If it even worked marginally I'd have been happy, such as if it just appeared to need some more. Going to tear them out and try again with new mortar.

Overall, it seems to work. Just don’t apply too much pressure when injecting otherwise you’ll have a mess on your hands.

Follow the directions. Product is runny like Elmers, but dries like a rock. I had tile that cracked and came completely up, used Tile Rescue, let dry for the 24 hours and it is adhered very strongly. I could not replace the tile, because I did not have anymore grout that color. So just glued tile down. I definitely recommend and would use again.

this stuff is not much thicker than milk, and it makes a mess, but it cleans easily. It would be better with help from a 2nd person.When done, I left weights on the tiles for 48 hours, but expecting that I wasted time and money, especially since the stuff seemed to have shrunk.Instead, each of 6 tiles is now solid!If I did it again, I would drill 2 holes per each side of tile, because even forcing the gun, from one hole the stuff did not come out through other holes.