You Won't Believe How Strong These Adhesives Are

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@ianlawrence846 2 года назад

This is so exciting, in fact it’s gripping!

@galvanizedgnome 2 года назад

... get out

@vic6820 2 года назад

@@galvanizedgnome He can't, he's stuck.

@Gixer750pilot 2 года назад

@@galvanizedgnome he’s here all week

@paulkelly2882 2 года назад

socking bad cliche mate; fair play :-)

@paedahe4975 2 года назад

It’s just adhesive, get a grip...

@markrobinson1458 2 года назад

Pink grip is above adequate for most jobs, then its a mechanical fixing combined, would never rely on any stand alone glue unless there's no stresses put on on it. Good review 👍

@Fastfreddyii 2 года назад

I've used a good few in the review. My preference, Pink Grip. Very reliable.

@markobrien4940 2 года назад

Should have tryed tec 7 one of the popular ones to see does it pass the test 😀

@SkillBuilder 2 года назад

We are always going to have people suggesting other adhesives. A lot of them are made in the same factory so where can you go from there?

@markobrien4940 2 года назад

@@SkillBuilder ok good stuff great test anyhow to see how all the brands faired out thanks😀

@aliceiskander6028 7 месяцев назад

Hi, what do you think of Tec7?

@Punisher9419 2 года назад

It's always nice seeing the cheaper brands beating out the expensive ones.

@plumberparts 2 года назад

"Sudden and catastrophic FAILURE!" My mate Roger Bisby watching me drive on the first tee...

@SkillBuilder 2 года назад

Hello James, I don't know how you find the time with all those heat pumps to put in and oil boilers to rip out. You must be coining it.

@d121n9 2 года назад

@@SkillBuilder 🤣🤣

@plumberparts 2 года назад

@@SkillBuilder haha! Total load of tosh aren’t they!?

@adamandlorraine 2 года назад

Multistick is my usual. Glad to see it did well and doesn't cost much. Let's hope they don't whack the price up to £12.50 now!

@jeffispro2567 2 года назад

Check your shower.

@whomadethatsaltysoup 2 года назад

Ditto, great cost/performance balance! As to paying £12+ for a tube of adhesive: Nay danger!

@flyingjackcarpentry9394 2 года назад

It takes a few days to go off

@gugliorock5032 Год назад

In terms of price/performance then you're probably right. I'm using Soudal Fix All at the moment, both Standard and Turbo. Slightly more expensive than Multistick but I do prefer it.

@allmanjason29 2 года назад

Need to do this test again sticking metal to metal, take the substrate out of the equation so we get a winner. That was a bit school sports day with no losers. Come on Roge sort the men out from the boys and let's see who's best 👍

@allmanjason29 2 года назад

@UCgsLkWBW-cQVEs_IgkchD1A no need for you to watch the revised test old son....but we both know you will

@jameshurst3279 2 года назад

I think Roger has proven that these adhesives are over engineered. I think I’d use a welder if I wanted to stick metal to metal.

@allmanjason29 2 года назад

@@jameshurst3279 so if you were in a loft surrounded by combustible material trying to stick two metal parts together you'd use a WELDER LOL. Nice one James 👍

@jameshurst3279 2 года назад

@@allmanjason29 no I’d use a nut and bolt 😂

@cglees 2 года назад

Yeah, one small blob and a straight downwards pull with a Newton metre would give us exact scores

@superiorbeing95 2 года назад

I've been using spray foam in a lot of situations where I used to use this type of adhesive, only one i ever had big problems with is the solvent version of the gripfill, skins over won't stick sometimes.

@simonsigns 2 года назад

Would have loved to see a general purpose silicon too here.

@wintersun398 Год назад

I have been using CT1 since the 2000's. I only buy cheaper products if performance is not required. I like CT1 as it doesn't give off odour when setting, and can be smoothed out/tooled very nicely if Multisolve is sprayed on it. A tip for anyone using CT1 to make repairs is to use the aluminium repair mesh (Halfords) If the CT1 one is applied through the mesh it makes an extremely strong patch repair. If needing mould resistant sealant in bathrooms, use BT1. It has additional mould inhibitors over the standard CT1. Very usefully, Toolstation now stock CT1 colours, BT1 and now Multisolve!

@nomadicgrenada 2 года назад

CT1 is Incredible, it's also good as a vibration damper too as it remains 'rubbery' when set, and can be removed easily with only a sharp blade years later. Worth every penny.

@dilligaf2386 8 месяцев назад

A good adhesive is bathroom silicon £5

@alexharrison3275 2 года назад

Even the worst one took a surprising weight and actually it's probably 10x stronger than it needs to be for skirting/architrave. Anything stronger has the potential to pull the plaster off the walls!

@Bushcraft-xz6xd 2 года назад

The three problems with these adhesives I found are dusty surfaces, skinning over and running beads. The first is solved by good surface prep, the second use the correct product and make sure it's still in date and third if the surfaces are not close use blobs not beads as often beads are too small to stick or pull apart if there is any movement.

@samsonacc8081 4 месяца назад

Evo stik "sticks like s*hit" and ct1s Power Grab n Bond don't require surface prep apparently.

@flyingjackcarpentry9394 2 года назад

All this has told me is that mdf is not good for anything even slightly structural. Which I already knew.

@am11744 2 года назад

I'm a big soudal fan. I've used lots of different ones from them. Currently using a high track product , recently pushed a 3x3 X 12 to the wall and it didn't fall off or slip and was ready to be fixed to within a few hours.

@installer1571 2 года назад

I would be interested to know on how these products will perform after there about a year to 2 years old and see how they perform as they get on to that on the blocks that haven't failed

@harveysmith100 2 года назад

Look for my review of Gripfill 25 years and CT1 at 20 years.

@asif530 2 года назад

Nice test. Where the substrate fails could it be that the glue itself penetrates the surface and weakens the top layer of the substrate?

@SkillBuilder 2 года назад

That is true and we did consider that but it is very hard to know. We may look at that in the future.

@chrisbungay 2 года назад

Stick the wood to a wall

@CharlieSkapentry 2 года назад

I use loads of that toolstation instant nails. For anything like skirting it's great. You don't need to stick skirting on with the strongest gear going

@handle1196 2 года назад

What do you use to hold boards adhering when the wall is bowed in or out

@CharlieSkapentry 2 года назад

@@handle1196 screws 🤣 or sticks like shit turbo and wedge it up if it's pre painted gear

@michaelglynn2638 2 года назад

We use Stixall to fix stainless sheet to granite and its not coming apart without a chisel!

@miyahampton 2 года назад

The one i use too...unbelievably strong stuff!

@davidc830 2 года назад

I’m about to glue a stainless steel under sink to a composite counter top so this is very interesting 🤔

@alexmoules8630 2 года назад

I used ob1 on my work boots as the soles were coming apart 5 weeks they lasted wearing them 5 days a week for 10 hours a day. I was very in pressed.

@jewellers 2 года назад

Great test, thanks for doing this - Stixall all day long for me and has never let me down, Gorilla glue for glueing wood, really impressive stuff - Really enjoy these tests

@jayseabie215 2 года назад

Interesting comparison. I couldn't tear myself away.

@MarvinofMars 2 года назад

Big fan of Stixall, I buy boxes at a time for stair treads, skirting too. no fan of X8 quailty of the polyurthene, takes ages for thick beeds to go hard, mm. . . CT1 is good but a joke price. Carpentry in doors ( skirting) no nonsense solvent free grab and fill. Just the yellow grip fill in mastic or these days, 400gram + sash. Stopped buying 300gram plastic mastic tubes, far too much packaging waste. 400gram + Sash has little waste.

@SkillBuilder 2 года назад

The 5 minute PU is also very good

@jacquesmertens3369 Год назад

Soudal makes me proud to be Belgian. Their products never disappoint.

@SkillBuilder Год назад

Good Soudal Quick Step team as well. I was in Beligum last week for the cycling.

@deepmystic5850 2 года назад

Im split what I would prefer I think the weaker ones may be better as you can replace them later without damaging the wall finish too much Certainly will be enough to keep em there for a few years

@yensabi 2 года назад

There's only one tube I go for.......CT1 wins hands down every time , it's also brilliant for making threaded seals in plumbing work , the best on the market , it's expensive but it gets the job DONE........ 👍

@simonmaverick9201 Год назад

Fantastic video. Well-designed real-life tests. Superb.

@michaeljohnson1006 2 года назад

How about testing car windscreen sealant its meant to be super strong

@Littlelamb2023 2 года назад

A big thing for me is how it comes out the tube and is it easy to clean off. Because pink grip is a pain in the ass and clear stixall is nice to work with. 🤷🏽‍♂️

@zedddddful 2 года назад

Pinkgrip is unreal levels of strong I've stuck very bowed skirting boards on and it's not moved in years.

@zitobin1 2 года назад

Great Video Roger. Robin Clevett did a video like this a while back. Really like seeing products being tested in this way. Thanks

@thetessellater9163 2 года назад

Gripfill was not the original - it was called Gripfix at first ! I think I have a very old tube of it still ! I wonder how the boatbuilder's choice of SikaFlex may have fared.

@cglees 2 года назад

Sikaflex is flexible when it’s dry though, perfect on a boat or a bath where you have movement, but all of the adhesives in this test dry solid I believe. I’ve always thought of Sika as a premium silicone/sealant rather than an adhesive but I could be wrong on that

@3csealants 2 года назад

Give us a shout on a DM Roger and we'll send you a tube of our 3C Max-Bond to try out :-) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EdO0ZA79GnE.html

@tinytonymaloney7832 2 года назад

I was glued to this one. Actually I would like to have seen a test on the Gorilla glue, I find that rather good. 👍

@SkillBuilder 2 года назад

Great point! We will do some more tests with different products and come up with a better test

@Palo-jm7xc 2 года назад

@@SkillBuilder Soudal Fix All is another popular one.

@tinytonymaloney7832 2 года назад

@@SkillBuilder good stuff, stick with it 😂😂🤣🤣

@paedahe4975 2 года назад

Stick around, he may do it next go around. Don’t come unglued if he doesn’t get to it. He may be stuck doing other things.

@tinytonymaloney7832 2 года назад

@@paedahe4975 anybody do any better?

@Beariam24 2 года назад

Thanks guys! Prepare to hear in the news that there is now a shortage of OG gripfill due to trades panic buying

@lazygazzzer 2 года назад

There was this hardware store near to my old workplace which had been going years but finally decided to call it a day. They always had a lot of customers but I think the owners just wanted to retire and sell-up to property developers. I think they started the sale at 20% off. The entire stock of green gripfill sold out in a day.

@davethornley1955 2 года назад

Pinkgrip and Stixall for me. Stixall great for under water use.

@rodgerq 2 года назад

Good test. I was rooting for the mitre fast tbh 😂. I don't like how fast the gripfill skins over but it does do a job.

@chubbygallasso 10 месяцев назад

I always use CT1 it can also be used as a sealant in bathrooms and roofs etc.

@danielstokoe6564 2 месяца назад

Ive stuck thick Yorkshire stone toppers with sticks all and very little , crazy stuff

@peterwilks1959 2 года назад

The density of the softwood e.g. pieces with knots in VS large grain will vary the adhesive absorption and keying into the substraight. Best not to use natural materials to remove unaccounted for variants

@johnriach1220 2 года назад

bought an old leaky caravan to live in whilst house was being built . . 1 tube of stixall ,tottally waterproof when it was given away over 3 years later..

@snowflakemelter1172 2 года назад

For DIY the best for me is the one you can use then put the cap on and it won't go off in the tube.

@raywilson3166 2 года назад

I asked guys at Toolstation which they sold most and told me Sticks Like Shit so have used ever since. Before that I had tried to take off a curtain rail mount client said his neighbour put woth Stick Like and even struggled with multitool. Never had a problem with any No Nonsense or Evostick products, always top notch

@harveysmith100 2 года назад

Long term review. Gripfill green. I stuck some timber to the garage floor as a draught excluder behind the bottom of the garage door. That was over 25 years ago. Damp, frozen and the heat of the summer. It is still rock solid. CT1. I repaired a suitcase with CT1 over 20 years ago, it got a lot of use as I used to work for an airline. Very cold temperatures in aircraft holds and very hot temperatures around the world. Still holding strong, it is holding an aluminium repair patch onto the plastic case.

@moonshinepz 2 года назад

So Roger, which of these would you recommend to stick an air source heat pump up a wall. 😬

@fazer12779 2 года назад

Should have tested on brick and tile also!

@johndavenport7281 Месяц назад

Since using the green Gripfix for render beads I wouldn't go back to masonery nails/screws/staples. The only part of the job I don't like is cleaning the stuff off anything I use to spread it over the mesh.

@jason-hh6lu 2 года назад

I can’t stand using the green Gripfix now that it’s gotten colder. It goes too hard in the tube and doesn’t come out easy if you are working in a building that has no heat. Plus it usually breaks a stranded chalk gun. 😂

@understructurerepair7132 2 года назад

As best I know, adhering most things to concrete block? Lexel. It keeps getting stronger over time. Stuck my Poly to a solid brick in 2018

@jamieparker7662 2 года назад

Sticks like shit by eco stick….. can’t beat it!

@g7mks383 2 года назад

Really great test and results thanks. Quick question how do you save the rest in the tube. Ive try putting tape on the end. Even bought screw on ends. Im not talking about the DIYer want to save it years. Just want to use it next month.

@Taterviewer76 2 года назад

I prefer Stixall, it's pretty bloody good stuff , and what makes it even better a local independent hardware shop near me sells it for £3.09 a tube!!

@dilligaf2386 8 месяцев назад

For a fraction of the price I use normal bathroom silicon as adhesive sticks like shit to a blanket it beats most and just for £5. 😂 may be I shouldn't have told you 😂. I used it to stick down WC's sooo strong. Try it! Do it! Do it!

@6panel300 2 года назад

A bit of an eye opener, I've always used solvent free gripfill....not any more!

@MrDaiseymay 5 месяцев назад

Excellent---but I'm here, hoping to see that group of adhesives that are also Gap 'FILLER'S ''.

@pauldempster640 Месяц назад

Do they do any black glues like these looking for some glue to stick plastics together that will be up against the wind possibly 150 mph winds

@williamk9490 2 года назад

I wondered about why the gripfll extra, now I know...

@i_know_nothing7788 Год назад

Pink Grip may be good BUT the nozzle is not screw-on so you can't cling film the cartridge to use another day. Is that why it is labelled not for DIY use?

@Choppit53 2 года назад

Used a couple of tubes of GripFill Original recently, and have no complaints about the performance, but a good proportion of the contents was lost out of the back of the tubes.

@vickyspencer2324 10 месяцев назад

I wish i'd watched this first, i bought some Gripfill Xtra to put a bit of architrave onto a wall that needed a slight bow to keep it flush with the wall. Gripfill Xtra is shit, it kept pulling away from the wall at one of either ends ....... even after me pressing it firmly in place for 10 mins. Really shit!

@paedahe4975 2 года назад

8:24 Gripfill XTRA- “Lets see if we get any extra for the Xtra”... That would be a NO.

@Greebstreebling 3 месяца назад

Strength is only one component of success. What if you need to unglue the joint? Name me one of those glues that can be unglued and reglued.....:)

@williammclauchlan2610 15 дней назад

Are there any that would be reliable for replacing a few coping stones on a small garden wall?

@stephengreen6338 2 года назад

A very informative vid Roger, maybe a bit more commitment, like being stuck to a board, hung beneath a flying helicopter, that sort of thing, all the best Roger

@f1remandg Год назад

Isn’t it a bit like washing powders, tablets, pods, most of it is marketing and bullshit, that we all fall for, but really doesn’t help, how many companies make the products? Toothpaste is another 🤯 not one of your finest, in fact far from it, substrate failure, it’s a suggestion but how about advice on the right one for the right issue at hand and what to take into account, like drilling a hole to hang a bracket or hanging basket, great if the bricks are new, but old bricks that are softer? If you get my drift! Basically does it do what it says on the tin?

@123ChrisG 23 дня назад

This is a really poor test because the backing fails. How stupid

@Droningonuk 2 года назад

So pretty much if its got everbuild on it it'll be good, if it a got evostik on it cut the middle man out straight in the bin!

@ahmd-mi9964 Год назад

Great test boss we need more of these product testing

@Asgardsteve1 2 года назад

No Soudal HiTack ?

@SkillBuilder 2 года назад

I said there would be some missing. We spent plenty on this test and could have easily put another 20 tubes up there.

@hossaintajowar2895 Месяц назад

Guys please can someone tell me which one to buy.. the strongest hold????

@johnegun 5 месяцев назад

Good test. Also, try the test without wood or fiberboard. Use plastic or metal so the glue will break before the glued material.

@MrAidanfleming 2 года назад

I’ve always stuck with Stixall white, HASNT failed me

@newbeginnings8566 Год назад

Not sure you need to censor out words that are frankly in common usage.. This is a channel for builders etc who are not exactly snowflake types..

@Plod_on_foot 2 года назад

Great video! I shall be changing to a cheaper brand from now on for what I need.

@MartsTravel 2 года назад

Ive used them all, CT1 is easily the strongest...

@Brown969 2 года назад

Ultimate Handyman did a similar test a couple years ago, thanks for the updated comparison.

@SkillBuilder 2 года назад

Yes it was a good test, it shows how good these adhesives are

@davidraddings8211 2 года назад

How about the best brick to brick, or brick to cement, or cement to cement adhesive, please?

@donmandley 2 года назад

🤔 I'm stuck on this channel for sure, you should have had Robin on a hook 😂

@SkillBuilder 2 года назад

Robin is happy where he is and we are doing well with our guys. You now get two channels where you had one.

@marioRamirez-sv3hm Год назад

We don't have those types of adhesives here in the USA. The gorilla brand is the one is supposed to be best supposed it 💯. Who knows.

@tomasmorrissey7324 2 года назад

Tec 7 all d way I know it's dear but ders a reason why if someone handed me pink grip or the green gripfill Id throw it back at Dem it hard t get it t stick to it

@AJ-ds5gf 2 года назад

Brilliant! Can you guys also upload on 1440p? Thanks!

@tailtidy8185 2 года назад

Great video, as always. Really appreciate your/teams time in making g these videos.

@FREEPALESTINE-FREEGAZA7850 2 года назад

None of these can beat Maxitec sumogrip super fast adhesive.

@BigInjun05 2 года назад

Message project farm, he has a few good ways to test this stuff.

@KostetRF 2 года назад

Project farm is best to look for that sort of tests, shame most of the stuff he tests is US products (regards adhesives etc) but tools and wrenches he has from everywhere.

@BigInjun05 2 года назад

@@KostetRF I saw the adhesives and didn't recognize any of them, but a lot of them seemed very impressive.

@Hugebach 2 года назад

Can't believe solvent free grip fill did so well

@martinshaw1988 2 года назад

Bugger! This came just at the wrong time for me, last week I bought 20 of the yellow gripfills and have been doing my skirtings+architraves with them. I'll stick with it because I don't plan on putting 20kgs on them but would've probably gone with one of the others had I known!

@andrewstones2921 2 года назад

So let me get this right, you are going to stick with it !

@davewright9312 Год назад

You don't need the extra adhesive power for skirtings .tbh I've been using instant nails one of the cheapest for years for skirtings never had any problems and any excess cleans up really well the polymers are a pain in the ass where excess is concerned