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Sherwin Williams Power House. Looking at the tube, you'd think it's a caulk.
I've even used it to caulk a few times when I didn't trust the 950. But technically they don't call it a caulk. They call it an "adhesive sealant".
So recently I got curious how it would work as an adhesive and I did some experiments. I glued some shims together. I glued a shim to the wall. I glued some plastic bottles together. I glued to bottom corners to stabilize some pictures on the wall.
The stuff actually works really good. When I tried to pull it apart, it ripped chunks of wood out. It ripped the paint off the wall. It did not let go.
It sticks to anything. It fills gaps. It's weatherproof. It has good instant adhesion. It doesn't expand and ooze out and push stuff apart if you don't clamp it. It's paintable. And it does double duty as a caulk and an adhesive, so if you don't use it for one, you can use it for the other. It's not going to dry up, sitting on the shelf. I think this is going to come in handy.
I've even used it to caulk a few times when I didn't trust the 950. But technically they don't call it a caulk. They call it an "adhesive sealant".
So recently I got curious how it would work as an adhesive and I did some experiments. I glued some shims together. I glued a shim to the wall. I glued some plastic bottles together. I glued to bottom corners to stabilize some pictures on the wall.
The stuff actually works really good. When I tried to pull it apart, it ripped chunks of wood out. It ripped the paint off the wall. It did not let go.
It sticks to anything. It fills gaps. It's weatherproof. It has good instant adhesion. It doesn't expand and ooze out and push stuff apart if you don't clamp it. It's paintable. And it does double duty as a caulk and an adhesive, so if you don't use it for one, you can use it for the other. It's not going to dry up, sitting on the shelf. I think this is going to come in handy.