We Use No More Nails Adhesive For Home DIY Job 

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That’s brilliant. Thanks for sharing.

You’re welcome. Glad it was helpful.

Thanks John. This is a good tip, and something we discovered a few weeks after doing the project. All part of the DIY learning curve.

Good advice. Thank you.

I'd probably say no to using it outdoors. Probably better to go with Gorilla wood glue that we've used successfully outdoors: amzn.to/3Aq6OyF

@@MyHomeFarm Thank you so much.

I agree, that trigger is extremely sensitive and requires time to get used to. Not surprised at all that it made it to the ceiling. That's hysterical

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It's not the strongest adhesive in the world. Have you tried to gently pry it off with a flat screwdriver?

Fair enough. It just took us by surprise at the time. We're now prepared when working with pressurised products.

Thanks Craig. This is something we are now doing and all part of the DIY learning curve. It’s the perfect technique for working with caulk and silicon too.

I agree that it’s not very strong and with any significant force you can pry the beading that we applied off the skirting boards. On some level that’s a benefit, so it comes down to the application and what you want it to do. If you’re after a wood that’s super strong, Gorilla is probably what you’re after: myhomefarm.co.uk/gorilla-wood-glue-review

I’ve had the same problem with Gorilla glue, absolute rubbish !

It’s been a while since we used it so don’t recall set and cure times, but generally we found the glue to not be very strong. You may want to check out MAXAM DURA+ myhomefarm.co.uk/silicone-filler-caulk-sealant-and-adhesive-in-one-tube

I’m not sure - we only used it indoors.

Yikes. No idea. I would pry it off delicately with a small chisel and be prepared to take a bit of plaster with it. This glue isn't that strong so that might work.

Thanks for letting us know.

It wasn’t the easiest contraption to use. Did you break the seal?

I wouldn’t use it for a shelf. I don’t think it’s strong enough, especially if you’ll put things on it.

@@MyHomeFarm Okay, thank you for your advice. Have a great day!

You’re welcome.

Opening it was a bit tricky and not very obvious. Glad to have been of help.

Not sure. Never used that brand.

I don't think it would, and the strength of the glue is a bit lacking.

@@MyHomeFarm thanks.

You’re welcome. We’re using Gorilla glue outdoors which has been excellent: myhomefarm.co.uk/gorilla-wood-glue-review

You’re welcome. Hope it helped.

I thought you should only apply glue to the upright side and not glue to the floor. That allows floor expansion!

We did side and bottom, but your reasoning is sound.

Thanks for the tip Leon.

Thanks for the comment. Yeah, I agree with that. It’s not the strongest adhesive around by any means, and it’s intended by lighter work as you’ve pointed out.

Thanks for the comments Mark. Agree with you on all fronts.

Thanks for your comment. Seems it’s incomplete. Not sure what you’re asking. Sorry.

groe looking tube ?

@@MyHomeFarm it's missing an O, " how do you open the small black One". If they are having trouble opening a bottle and/or reading the instructions it's probably best you don't help them.

An excellent point!

That's a really great tip James. Thank you.

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