ARDEX LLC Henry, WW Company 12220 6 oz Vinyl Repair Adhesive

Absolutely amazing product; it is exactly what you need to reattach your vinyl flooring and works quickly.Several sections in the middle of my floor were no longer attached and some of the edges were curling. For the section in the middle of the floor, I made a .5in cut in the vinyl, used a screw driver to lift it up, inserted the tip of the glue and injected a copious amount, then placed duct tape over the cut, pressed the vinyl back down to the floor, smoothed it out, then placed a weight on it for 24 hours. The next day I removed the weight and the cut was unnoticeable and the vinyl was attached.I was a little hesitant to try based on some of the reviews but now that I have used it, I fully recommend it.To the negative reviews:1. Flooring curled back up and did not attach - Of course it did. You must first flatten the vinyl before trying to reattach it. Simply use a blow dryer to warm up the vinyl until it is pliable then place a flat object on it to hold it down until it cools. Once cool and laying flat, use the glue.2. It's too liquidly. - That is exactly how you want this product. You want to be able to precisely place the glue and then have it spread out to maximize coverage3. The bottle leaks in a caulk gun - It is a squeeze bottle, not a caulk tube. Don't use it in a caulk gun...

Worked very well and kept its hold.

Just did a vinyl repair job over memorial weekend, its held up for the past few days. It really sticks. Did leave a film that washed off after an hour or two. Careful for the little red cap. It pops off and gets lost easily. I only had to replace 6 vinyl tiles (damn fridge tears them up like a dog going at rawhide)

Did not have good luck with this product. First order arrived in an empty bag with a ripped seam and product fell out at some point. Amazon replaced. Replacement came and looked like it had been previously used. The bottle had glue residue all over it and the tip had already been cut open. What's worse, there are no detailed instructions. I know how to apply it, but how long to cure and set? I left it a day and removed the heavy weights holding the linoleum down and it curled right back up. Worthless.

Works really well and spreads out a lot. Comes out in a liquidy form

The bottle is half empty, and the glue takes about a week to dry.The glue is enough to fix a few tiles.

I put a brick on it for about 8 hours. Without a brick to hold it in place, it didn’t stick.

This stuff works so well. I am restoring pre-World War 2 linoleum kitchen floor. This glue is perfect for repairing the tile that was missing. The key is to let the glue air for 15 minutes on the piece before putting it down per the directions. I set a bunch of heavy rocks on the linoleum but I don’t think that was even really needed in this situation. So read the directions and enjoy a high quality product.