Flex Glue, Super Strong, Rubberized Waterproof Adhesive, Works Underwater, Use on Pools, Showers, Outdoors, Concrete, Brick, Pavers, UV Resistant, 10 oz Cartridge, White, 1-Pack

Nice glue, used it outdoor, totally satisfied

This product glued back in ground pool tiles when wet! No problem. Make sure you wear gloves as this glue is not water soluble and will stick like crazy in a few minutes after applying some pressure for a few minutes even while you are in the pool doing the repair. Could not be more satisfied. Excellent for marine use! Worth checking out!

The first time I ordered 3-4 if I remember correctly and have had them on the shelf in my shop never had an issue and used them as I needed. Just ordered a tube in February went to use it today March 28th and it was hard. No exposure to the air no damaged tube or seal but was hard. The return window expired on the 26th sadly. If I had noticed sooner I believe they would have sent another out.

I have a pool lined with one inch square ceramic tiles that line it on all sides and the bottom. Over time some tiles on the side thats gets the most sun fall off due to vacuuming, settling or possibly really hot sun on the tiles and then cold that makes the tiles expand. Be that as it may, I've used at least a half dozen products to re glue the tiles. Few work well, if at all, none underwater and few can take the effects of the elements. I bought Flex Flue (the 6 fl. oz tube) as a last resort and have used it on the sides of the pool as well as underwater (obviously this is tricky to apply and you probably need somebody to hold you down!). It's been nearly 5 months and none of the re glued tiles in or out of the water have fallen off. Ive vacuumed (inadvertently) over the ones at the bottom of the pool and they've stayed in place. The product works as advertised and is reasonably easy to apply, though it dries fast and you'd be advised to have the job set up before opening the tube. It is also progressively harder to use as the product becomes harder in the tube so if you have several spaced out jobs you may want to consider getting several tubes, even at the expense of throwing out those half empty. In conclusion, it's the only product i found that gets a water job done.

Now listen if it's anything pressurized like a hose or pipe don't bother that not what this is for you're gonna have to replace the whole thing if that's the case, gotta have it dry and not leaking water to seal, I live in Florida so if you're lower class land lords just never repair their houses so I took it into my own hands after 4 leaks in a house I've rented for 15 years this was my only option and damn it works, metal roof had leaks started where no leak was so it couldn't escape then applied to the bad holes and so far not one leak, even if it's a small drip I just smothered this wit it and after 20 mins it was dry 👌👌👌

This is clear going on, but in water it shows as white, not clear. It peels off and is white Outside the water too

Could not even get this product out of the container, frozen solid or old

I used everything to get pool tiles to stick underwater. Nothing worked. The cement thin set works fine but with company coming I used product to set tiles underwater. They have stayed in place for the entire year. Doubt they will release anytime soon. But either way its the best 15 bucks ive spent this year.