Fix-A-Floor Polyurethane Wood Flooring Repair Adhesive Extra Strength for Hardwood Floors - Pack of 2-10.1 oz. Tubes * for Best Results Use The Proven Power of a Caulk Gun*

Had a squeak in hardwood floor after installation. Injected this into 1/8” holes, left for 24 hrs, totally got rid of squeaks.

The tubes came without the injecting nozzles, the image clearly shows them, useless.. false advertising!Update:The merchant responded quickly and sent the missing nozzles. All good!Just be aware that when the glue cures it becomes hard and brittle so not sure how it will work for hardwood floor in the long run at it inevitably flexes a bit

First off, this product is extremely messy. If you plan to use it, wear gloves and anything you don’t mind ruining, use a cheap caulk gun that you don’t mind losing, tape off and protect the WHOLE floor surrounding the areas you’re working on.It started off relatively simple with simple instructions. I drilled holes and started using the caulk gun as stated. Shortly after starting, you could hear the epoxy also coming out the backside of the tube (this happened with both tubes and I have seen many other reviews stating this issue). But not a big deal other than the stuff is practically impossible to remove and clean from whatever it touches. After inserting the epoxy, the wood sounded nice and solid. Looked good for about 5 hours then I went to bed. When I woke up in the morning, it had oozed out of every single hole.. luckily it hadn’t completely hardened. But as I mentioned this stuff is still extremely difficult to remove. After a long time of attempting to cleanup I decided to tape the holes shut in hopes that it wouldn’t ooze out or create popping issues because of the expansion. Luckily that worked, but I still have remnants of this stuff on my floor where it oozed out. This is mentioned nowhere on the instructions, and I have found other people that had these exact results. I will go to another product next time because this stuff is a huge pain overall

Product does what it claims, we live in arizona and bought a house with hardwood glued down to a concrete slab.We drilled holes on every plank 2’ apart in the seam( so we had 4 rows of drilled holes). The drill bit we used was one size bigger than the 14ga blunt syringe we used.One person was loading the 8 syringes and one person was injecting, I drilled a marker cap out so the syringe could go through it and I could put the cap against the floor, the syringe in the hole and resting on the cap

I used this to stop movement of boards in a wood floor. The product works well, but both of the tubes I bought started leaking out the back well before the tubes were empty. It made a mess, and forced me to waste the rest of the tubes.If the manufacturer were to fix the leaking problem, I would rate this 5 stars.

Had a huge squeaky area in the old hardwood floors of a new home we bought. Drilled a lot of holes and filled it with this. It was messy, even with a caulk gun (stuff was coming out of every opening in the tube and got all over the caulk gun). Wiped it off and washed it off my hands pretty easily while the stuff was still wet. Next morning, no more squeak. Happy with the product, thanks!

A couple of issues here. From the start I want to say that the response from the vendor was prompt, got a refund and a promise of a replacement (yet to arrive). This bumps my rating up a star. I received the two tubes and noticed they were joined with packing tape. Doesn’t seem like original packaging? So I removed the tape to start my project. First problem: the tape adhesive removed the text on the tube, including some of the directions! Luckily I noticed and kept the tape on one tube so I could read the back. Let me also say I used to work with an interior carpenter and I know how to use a caulk gun (not that it’s complicated). Following directions I cut the applicator tip and made a hole in the threaded head on the tube. I used an older drill bit. Directions say to use an awl but that seems like it may be easy to damage the tube. Drilled holes in my floor as directed and started applying the product. Started fine but then I noticed that the flow had stopped. Then I saw it was leaking out of the back of the tube! And really bleeding out! All over hands and hardwoods. What a mess! I did not keep applying pressure to the caulking gun,so pressure should not be the issue. After some cleanup to myself, my floors and my tools, I thought maybe the first tube was just defective and so I set up the second and started applying. While it wasn’t as bad, it too began to leak out the back. This time I caught it before it leaked out on my hands and the floors and my tools. From the amount I was able to apply before the tube failed, the product seems to work. My floor is firmer in the areas that I was able to apply it, and I could see that if I could get the full amount of product in, the fix would work. The seller refunded my money and said that they would send me another tube, saying that this definitely shouldn’t happen. I will update my review once I have received another tube and have a chance to reply.

It was ease to use. After you drill the hole on the floor cut just wath you needed to put the tip on the hole, because it will drip out if you put it facing down. Just put it on the hole and it will go easy enough using a standart pistol. 4 hours later no more noise on the floor. It work great.