Roberts 2057-1 1 Gallon Vinyl Composition Tile (VCT) Adhesive, for Installing Vinyl-Composition or Vinyl-Asphalt

This stuff is next-level sticky!I used this to re-stick some old peel and stick flooring that was coming up. I was able to re-stick the old tiles, and then I used this to add some extra adhesive on the new peel and stick vinyl planks that I was installing. They have not budged at all, and I've used it to add some extra sticking power to some peel and stick faux brick on the walls in our house. We're currently re-painting and modernizing our house, and this stuff has really helped to make our DIY updates more permanent.This stuff is dangerously sticking though. After doing the floors, my hands were sticky for days. I tried using rubbing alcohol and acetone to remove it from my hands, and this stuff would not budge.. I did some laundry and made the mistake of cleaning the lint trap, and I ended up with linty fingers for two days. I then tried using some simple black vinyl gloves that I'd had in the house and they got so sticky that I was struggling to move my fingers in them. From here on, I'll just deal with the sticky fingers for a few days, cause this stuff was worth it.

Works great to adhere Venetian plaster over tile

This stuff works well and is durable, but it is so sticky, hard to wash off anything, dries a yellow color, but it was a good price

Loved this stuff! Ok we got those peel and stick tiles before and after you lay them and they look great they start popping up... lesson learned and I bought this stuff and wow no joke works great I did use a paint brush to paint the back of the tiles and give 24 hours to dry and their not moving. I have a huge ashley dresser and a few solid wood pieces that are super heavy and pushed them across the tiles after drying and they didn't move a bit. This stuff works but move fast and try not to get on your hands cause the stuff sticks everything to you

super sticky when you let it dry correctly. i goofed on one tile and had to destroy it to get it up even though it was down only for seconds

Instructions say to apply on surface and wait until clear and tacky. Well, it said 1-2 hours. It took easily 6-12 hours for it to get tacky. Luckily it still dries not sticky, but holy schmoly have some good dawn dish soap and rubbing alcohol on hand. It gets ALL OVER you.I was out and about and got the comparable from Lowe’s. Night and day. Same adhesion but dried SIGNIFICANTLY quicker. Like tacky and clear in 35-60 mins. Maybe I got a bad bucket. I am also applying to concrete so I’m okay with how it stuck because it does stick extremely well, but took forever to get tacky.Stuff I got at Lowe’s was the exact same price. Definitely worked better and easier to deal with. I’d strongly advise going with that and saving the hassle of shipping.

Just as good as premium co named adhesive. And like all .you need to wear gloves , level, take time to have level even smooth coat

I got this to use for installing tiles in a kitchen floor. It is a terrible mess to apply, which would have been OK if it worked, but it doesn't. Weeks later it hadn't dried and the tiles slip around underfoot. After completing half the kitchen floor, I pulled everything up and started over again, using thinset tile mortar.