20 Best Glue For Ceramic Tile (2023 Updated)

This worked great! It was very easy to use! I did read the product questions/answers and reviews, so I was careful to buy “inverted marking spray paint” and NOT buy the “striping” paint. It is very important that you buy the “marking” paint, as this allows the nozzle to be pushed from the side.

(For the record, I used this inverted marking spray paint “Rust-Oleum 266593 Professional 2X Distance Inverted Marking Spray Paint, 15 oz, White” (although I only got 365-370 linear feet instead of nearly 810 linear feet from this paint.

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This is EXTREMELY thick. I have mild tendonitis, and couldn’t squeeze this out. I asked my husband, same problem. Not just us or a bad batch. It didn’t work for the few mosaic tiles I managed to use.

I actually had to return it — do not bother getting this stuff. Will stick with Beacon 527, E6000, hot glue.

I love this glue! I use it for absolutely everything. Since it’s made for mosaics I know it’s really going to hold. It is a thick heavy glue so we often take it out of the bottle & apply it with a brush.

It’s thick enough to hold things in place when drying with a handling dry time of about an hour. We make huge 4’x10′ collages & this is the only glue I trust to use.

The glue itself is high quality, but the bottles are less than user friendly. I ordered 20 and 10 of them came cracked. I did not have time to return. When the bottles are working, they only squirt from the nozzle for a short time before they clog up and do not function.

Most of the time we have to take off the lid and use a brush to dip glue out of the bottle.

I have a metal very tall sunflower I place in my garden every year. It was given to me by my mother before she died so it has a lot of sentimental value. It broke. The stem came apart from the flower.

I took it to a shop that does welding and they assumed me it was fixed,. The first windy day proved it was not. So I figured what do I have to loose, I will try to glue it. I used the Loctite Gel Tube Super Glue.

And it worked! I propped the stem up so that it was perpendicular to the flower and applied the entire tube. I let it set for a day and now weeks later, it is still together. This glue is amazing.

I always have things to glue back together after the Christmas holidays and this helped me a lot. The gel is easier to work this and stays where you put it more easily than the traditional super glue.

Be careful when you open it for the first time that you don’t apply too much pressure to the tube trying to get the lid on. I did that and quite a bit squirted out before I was ready but other than that no problems.

I used it to glue a plastic piece of my refrigerator drawer that was broken off and it’s holding very well! This will be my go to super glue from now on!.

Seems folks don’t read instructions – this glue expands into a foam, therefore you MUST clamp the joint and even affix with temporary screws or battens. Roughen surfaces and use a water mist spray and this stuff just about glues anything to anything.

It also leaves a foamy surface you can smooth down or sand and fill, I use it on plastics and woods even limestone. NB – if is horrid on your hands or clothes. Be very careful if using on awkward laminate floor cuts – just a little and clamp like mad – use bricks etc and then you should end up with just a foam bead to snick off and dab a bit of colour match onto.

I normally leave it overnight although two hours on a warm day and the water mist it will normally be cured.

I bought this to bond wood and plastic together where I had managed to snap the plastic screw cap that attached my broom’s wooden handle to the brush. Wasn’t sure it would work as I wasn’t able to apply the pressure that the bottle suggested I should.

That being said, it expands loads and seems to have a really solid hold. I’ve tried the broom out and seems to work fine. Would definitely recommend. People should note however when it dries it looks like a very pale yellow or orange foam.

This wasn’t a problem for me, but if it is for other people, I’d suggest the one that dries clear.

Having brought ‘hard as nails’ glue to fix outside plastic cat strips to a concrete fence I was more than disappointed. I had used gorilla glue previously and wetting one surface makes the glue slightly expand, and I mean slightly.

But it does fill in small gaps which was great for my outside application. With the ‘hard as nails’ glue barely doing the job it was brought for I used clear tape to hold the pieces in place while I wet and applied the glue.

Neither cats, gorillas nor burglars are going to move the strips now and I feel confident they will be here when the fence needs replacing. I also used it on the handle of a ceramic jug that had come adrift, and on an electric fan where the plastic that held the turning mechanism in place had torn the plastic off.

Both successful applications. As Caesar said ‘ I came, I saw I Gorilla glued’.

So far looks like it is a good product. If it goes into yellowing effect of the glue over time – it is to early to say. It is only a few days since I used it. I hope it will keep-up what promised.

Really good stuff for any grouting repair. I have even used it “off label” for odd job patching because it is really strong and will stick to anything. They also mfr other specialty grouts so you can get the perfect job done.

The tiles in my bathroom sometimes fall off the wall (it’s an old building and the tile adhesive is dying. ). This product makes it easy to stick them back on. It’s nice not to have to buy two products (grout and adhesive) when just doing a small repair.

The product cleans up easily with soap and water. (Although I used it in my bathroom, it’s not suitable for use in wet areas like a shower stall. ).

After 40+ years of doing many different types of simple DIY jobs around the home (and using Lepage PL construction adhesive), this product by far surpasses it. Gorilla glue holds & binds to every known (dry) construction material surface: lumber, natural wood, pressure treated lumber, MDF, wood composites, cement, brick, steel, aluminum, styrofoam, resin plastics, rubber, ceramic tile).

Dries fast, no smell, and NO toxic off gasing, so you can easily use this product inside any home where fumes from petroleum based solvents are an health issue. Easily washes off your hands with soap & water.

I now only buy my glues from the entire Gorilla product line. After years of using other products, that either failed to hold, or took too long to dry, and really smelled bad (if you are sensitive to construction product smells).

It’s well worth the price for peace of mind in any application where you might not be so sure if your mixed-type of material surfaces will bond correctly or securely by using another product (i. e. in bonding different types of materials together).

Great for exterior projects as well as interior applications.

This might be hard to explain. I recently bought this item cut the tip off inserted into my caulking gun would not come out inserted a nail into the nozzle thinking it had a cover still nothing. felt down the container it was soft.

Had to use a hacksaw about an inch down from the top as it was harden somehow like a puck. So then I had to use a piece of wood to push out to adhesive and a putty knife to spread it. Lucky I needed all the adhesive for the job.

I do not know if this item sits to long on the shelf it would harden since this is not a cheep item. The adhesive still did the job but the application did not work as intended.

I needed to attach some foam mats to a board for a dance floor. I sanded and washed and dried before applying. The gorilla glue cured for a week and then the phone was able to be just peeled off easily.

I guess I’ll need to stick with the brand I’ve used for years that never fails me it’s like nails. I won’t be buying this type of Gorilla glue anymore. It’s alot more pricey too!.

Very nice, little jar, indeed! However, the shipping needs to be in something like Bubble Wrap, as Cardboard did not protect it from the hands of Postal Employes and/or their Machinery. It arrived “cracked”, not shattered, but not usable.

Stuff happens, so this is NOT negative feedback. 🙂 Just one of those things, as they say.

Applies OK and looks good initially once done however as it dries, it shrinks producing a large number of gaps that you then have to go over the following day to fill. As I was tiling mosaic tiles, this was quite time consuming and frustrating so wouldn’t buy this brand again.

It worked perfectly well as an adhesive, but when used as a grout it shrank significantly on drying, and had to be topped up three times to fill the joints.