The Original Floor-Fix-Pro Loose Tile Repair Adhesive - Tile, Porcelain, Ceramic, Marble, Stone & Wood Floor Repair Adhesive - 1 Gallon Jug

I Bought this to fix several loose ceramic tiles in my home. I bought 150 ml disposable syringes to "Inject" the adhesive via 3/16" drilled holes on the grout seams. The results are great and much cheaper that trying to pull the tiles and re-grout again.Dries and cures in few hours. it was the perfect solution.

I hired a contractor to put ceramic 18 inch tiles in our bedroom. Room looked amazing when done but 9 out of 10 tiles were hollow. Contractor should have used a lot more goop under each tile. What a MESS!!! Another Companies solution... was to remove all the tile and start again. What a waste. I came across Fix A Floor on a youtube demo and thought I would give it a try. 4 gallons and 8 Syringes later the floor is solid!The only reason why they did not get a 5 star, price and the syringe they include was waaayyy to small for the thick liquid, I ordered larger ones for the job. A very good dix for a mess that I was faced with.

My husband and I installed porcelain tiles while back and it is the same floor we have a laundry room. We have front loader washer and oh, if you have the front loader washing machine, you know it shakes violently! Well, because of the shaking from the washing machines, my tiles starting to come loose and one by one. First, I start re-mixing mortar and fixing it. But it got to be the point I can't fix the tile with mortar anymore. It adds thickness to the floor and without the major re-do tiling work, I didn't think there is a fix for the loose tiles UNTIL I used this product.* It's liquidy, so it does not add any thickness to existing floor height. Because of its waterly consistency, it flows and sips into the cracks well.* It dried clear. I have used something call "dried clear" products before and it never really dried CLEAR. But when this is dried, it really is clear. I was almost expected to be a little milky color, which I was concerned about since my tile is dark brown. But it really does dry clear.* Quick drying time - I am not sure if this is ok or not, but after I fix the tile, I walk on it right away. If I used the mortar to fix this, I couldn't walk. But this glue didn't seem matter if I walk on it or not. It did dry and adhere to the floor without any issues.* Adding grout - I would suggest not to use too much of this product if you are going to re-grout. It dried like rubbery texture and I found grout stay on better if I used a small amount of the fix-a-floor.* Clean up - It cleans up well with water, but it is still best not to use too much around the tiles. The liquid over the tile clean up with water, but it left a slight film over the tile. (I can only see this film in a certain angle, but it is there). Once I have my grout completely dried, I went over with a wet towel and scrub it down to get the film off.* Applicator - First, I used a syringe and it works well. But, I have to fill it more often and it is sometimes too thick to siphon into the syringe without cleaning the syringe and the needles. So, I used this bottle https://www.amazon.com/BCP-Plastic-Dropper-Bottles-liquids/dp/B01ICOZSFW/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=bottle+with+syringe+tip&qid=1587580962&sr=8-4 It made this job much easier.Note: The instruction says to drill the hole in the grout, but in my case, it was a lot easier to chip away the grout. I used the palette knife and hammer out the grout. then, use this product. I tried drilling method per instruction but ended up chipping the tiles and also had to replace the drill bit too often. Maybe it method may apply to different situations, but I feel it's worth mentioning.First, I ordered a smaller size to test it out, but since it works so well, I ordered a gallon size this time. I recommend this project to anyone if they need the floor fix.

Worked as advertised, solved the creaking tile issue I had, saved a ton of money, because tile guy wanted to remove the whole room. Fixed the 8-20 loose tiles in 24 hours.

We used this product under many shallow tiles to prevent further cracking. Unfortunately about some months later, the hairline crack went further. Tiles are shallow again.This product dries to a minimum. You can check this if you put some into a lid and let it stand for a while. The former full lid is almost empty when fully dried. Now imaging this under your tiles. You inject it till you no longer hear any shallow noises when knocking - only to have this again after some months.My husband spent hours and days injecting - in vain.

If you manage to get this where it needs to go, it works great. The trouble is the application is not easy. I tried tiny bottles, basting syringe, eye dropper . . . Nothing really worked. I finally pulled the loose tiles up and stuck them back down with gorilla glue construction adhesive. It was more work that way, but I wasted so much time and money trying to get this product to work.

It worked well and was easy to use. I had tiles lifting up from water damage and decided to try this product before hiring a professional to replace them. It worked pretty well, but I noticed that even though when I fill the space with the glue and seemed solid at the time, after drying, I detected hollowness in some areas. I think that perhaps I should have made more holes. Also, If the area is large to work on, please do take extra time to dry out. I also bought a syringe to use and it makes work a lot easier.

is this Elmer’s Glue???? Sure smells and looks like it....... #askingforafriend