Fix A Floor Extra Strength Floor Tile Adhesive & Micro Precision Kit

I was skeptical about this product after reading the negative reviews. I had a couple of very loose tiles, resulting in the grout cracking. For the price, I decided to give this product a go. I read other people's experiences and followed the advice and instructions given on the tube itself. It is a messy job, the product is runny and drips a lot when you get going, so be prepared to wipe up drips and have something to put the gun down on when not in use. I scraped out as much of the cracked grout as I could and drilled several holes along our plank style tiles. I injected the adhesive into the gaps and holes I'd created, let it settle and then added more. I was generous and kept going until I felt the gaps were filled, so be prepared to use the whole tube, which I did. I waited a good 24 hours before I grouted. There has been no more movement since I have used this product, so fingers crossed it stays that way! I would use this product again.

Seems to have worked on a couple of lose floor tiles but used a complete tube and is difficult to use as very runny. Drilled through grout at tile corners and pumped in being careful to release pressure to stop adhesive running everywhere. Left for 24 hours and movement seems to be cured.

Fix-A-FloorMy kitchen floor had some loose tiles which were also hollow, so I thought I would give this a try! - As I have really narrow grout lines I opted for the Fixafloor with precision needle attachment. Applying the adhesive was really easy and I had read some reviews saying that adhesive had leaked from the back when applying but after reading the instructions it advises to pause after each pull on the caulk gun as the precision needle is only small so I would advise taking your time and not rushing. I applied this over 4 weeks ago and my kitchen floor is now rock solid and no longer moving, the hollow areas underneath also appear to have been filled, so I am really happy with the result! - One tip, the adapters and syringe needles can be reused if you soak them in water in-between uses which means you can use them on the standard bottles which are cheaper !!

A waste of money….I had a hollow tile from one grout line to approx 1/3 in on a newly laid floor, pumped into the open grout line as instructed, almost immediately it wouldn’t go in, just pooled up an out of grout line.This will only work if you can actually displace the air gap under the tile and replace with the fluid, if not it’s pointlessI also noticed after 3 days it hadn’t dried as it was still white in the grout line area, I can only assume as the fluid bead dried externally the internal stayed wet, useless.Finally DO NOT place your caulking gun on the floor with this cartridge installed,, the fluid is not sealed in the cartridge, so half pours out quicker than you can pickIt back up!If you have a loose tile your better off doing it properly, pull up tile, tile adhesive and lay again.If you have a hollow tile, live with it until it comes loose, then do as above.

Happy to give 5 stars as product has worked perfectly and I have no loose tiles or crunchy sounds underneath after use. I had a phenomenon called tile tenting happen and it fixed it for us.But I will say and warn others that it doesn’t work like in the videos where you squeeze into one hole and it comes up another when filled - this didn’t happen so you need to work out your own system like I did.The solution is incredibly runny (although it needs to be to recess under damaged tiles) but as it takes a while to sink into the holes I drilled, its very easy to over fill them and make a mess until I got into a rhythm.I found it best to work on a section of holes at a time and slowly release the fix-a-floor into the first hole and as soon as it fills up release the pressure on your cork gun and quickly aim the nozzle into a nearby hole as it will drip solution after releasing the trigger on the gun. Squirt, fill, release, aim nozzle into next hole, squeeze, release and next hole and repeat. After a while I got pretty good at it and hardly had any excess mess.Another tip, whilst in periods of rest (waiting for glue to recess) is to lay the gun and aim the nozzle over a hole so if it drips it doesn’t get wasted. I did find some of the holes wouldn’t fill up and not take much solution whereas others were like endless pits so use these ones to catch the excess drips.I also carefully stood / put pressure on the tiles to help the solution squish under them and I could see the air bubbles form in the glue holes and then I could add more solution.Wipe any spills away with a wet sponge and make sure to leave for 24h. I also weighted the tiles with dumbbells.The process is slow and repetitive but works if you follow the steps I did.Have read others say it doesn’t work and is glorified PVA glue but it sets really solid and has to be runny to work correctly.

After installing my laminate floor because the floor was not level start to be squeaky. Used this glue and very happy with the results. Create good bonding even with the underlay . Leaking a lot

Bad quality tube. I squeezed not so hard and the adhesive came out from the back. I don't know if there was enough adhesive that went under the floor. However, the squeak is gone ...

Surprisingly it seems to have worked. I wasn't confident it would but so far so good. I didn't need to drill holes as the grout has come away to such an extent it left gaps for the glue.

Ho comprato questo prodotto perché ho delle piastrelle che suonano vuoto e si muovono leggermente. A causa di questo movimento, tra alcune piastrelle lo stucco è mancante, ho comunque seguito le istruzioni facendo un foro nella fuga con il trapano ma, dopo circa 1 1/2 ero riuscito a iniettare pochissimo prodotto e la maggiorparte era fuoriuscito dalla parte anteriore filetto/penta e dal pistone/pistone. Ho consumato anche parecchia carta per tamponare tutto il prodotto che gocciolava dall'erogare anche se imprimevo pressione con la pistola. Farò un ulteriore prova nei prossimi giorni ma, credo che procederò alla restituzione del prodotto che non mi sembra adatto per questo tipo di applicazione.

Instalé suelo LVT en cocina, salón y baño porque me aseguraron que resistía la humedad y no se rayaba. Eso es cierto, pero al año las juntas de la cocina empezaron a levantarse y, con el uso, algunas incluso se rompieron. El problema se agravaba porque debajo había baldosas de barro mal niveladas, aunque me habían asegurado que no pasaba nada. El instalador no quiso hacerse responsable, así que tuve que buscar una solución por mi cuenta.Probé este producto inyectándolo bajo las lamas y el resultado fue excelente. El método que utilizo es sencillo pero requiere paciencia: hago un agujerito con taladro (del tamaño de la aguja del cartucho) en cada esquina de la junta levantada, aspiro polvo y virutas, y aplico lentamente tres pulsaciones de pistola en cada agujero (unos 10 ml por pulsación). Como el producto es muy líquido, es importante mantener la pistola siempre hacia arriba, tapar la aguja con el dedo al moverla y sacar la aguja despacio para evitar fugas. Después tapono con un poco de cera de ortodoncia y celo.El producto se distribuye bajo la junta y entre las lamas colindantes, creando una buena superficie de adhesión. Para que quede perfecto, pongo encima un libro grande que cubra bien la zona y, sobre él, dos garrafas de 5 litros de agua. Así la junta se aplana, el producto rellena huecos y fija incluso pestañas rotas. Lo dejo 4 días secando con peso.Han pasado dos años desde que lo apliqué en la cocina y sigue perfecta. Ahora estoy repitiendo el tratamiento en el salón y el baño, porque aunque el suelo allí estaba mejor nivelado (cemento), también están levantando algunas juntas y noto que las lamas se comban hacia arriba por los laterales. Una vez fijadas, el suelo queda mucho más estable y duradero.Este producto me parece una maravilla: no es una simple cola blanca, es muy adhesivo y algo elástico, lo que le permite adaptarse a pequeños movimientos de contracción y dilatación. Lo recomiendo totalmente para reparar este tipo de problemas.Eso sí: lo que no recomiendo es el propio suelo. Resiste humedad y arañazos (tengo un border collie que corre y derrapa sin dejar marcas), pero las juntas son un desastre. Con este producto al menos he conseguido salvarlo.