CalFlorGL82114CF Eurobond D3 Floating Floor Glue

I’ve been suing this glue when two of my planks separate. I bought the Amazon plank tool as well which is a mallet and suction cup. Has worked great and it’s been over 6 months since the repairs have been made.

We purchased vinyl plank click flooring when it first came out and had an issue with the floor separating over underlay seams, even though they were filled/leveled. We took the floor up again and re-laid it, using a thin line of this glue in the tracks over the problem areas. Two years later and no further issues. It is a floating floor so we only glued the tracks in the areas that were separating and not around the edges.

This product is smooth and easy to apply.

I ordered 4 bottles to install 1300 sqft of 5" flooring, then ordered three more because I thought that surely could not be enough. We were able to use one bottle for around 350-400 sqft with some more in the bottle. It applies easily and smoothly. Cure time for foot traffic (per the bottle) is 24 hours, 10-15 minute set time. We sat a little i-heater in the room as we finished it, turned on the ceiling fan, and had zero problems.At one point we had to stop halfway through a room and the edge where we stopped was an excellent tripping hazard. I stepped on the edge about 2 hours after it had been installed and expected the flooring to pop out, but it didn't. The joint didn't even flex. It probably would with more pressure or weight, but I was impressed.After letting it sit for 24 hours we walked, jumped, and slid heavy furniture across the floors. We listened for any popping sounds and checked for any joints that might separate but saw nothing. I'm sure time will tell, so if this changes in the next few years I'll update my review.Hints- use the smallest opening marked on the cap, and cut at an angle. You only need to stick the longest point into the groove, the glue runs easily and you don't need a lot.Keep a few towels or rags nearby, an occasional drip or poor aim might happen. It wipes off easily and cleanly.Before you put the black cover/cap on it, wipe the spout down with a damp towel.*UPDATE*We've had our floors down now for about 18 months. I'm still impressed with this product. The flooring we installed runs through our kitchen and I was concerned that water from the sink might get under the flooring and create issues. Nada. We even had a dishwasher leak. It didn't go through the glued areas at all.The only spot that has been an issue is a small spot in a heavily trafficked area. There's a slightly uneven joint in the subfloor that the flooring lies perpendicular to, so it's sort of like it slightly teeter-totters over that spot. Over the summer the glue bond in that area seems to have broken down and we were hearing a little click. I ended up adding a couple screws under the baseboards to hold that small area down so it wasn't flexing. No problems since.I am updating this because we are installing another 1200 sqft of the same flooring, this time over a concrete floor. Even with the vapor barrier we are concerned about humidity. I feel pretty good about this product providing great results.

It leaves a noticeable reflection at the right angle that will make you question if you had a spill on the floor. Otherwise it dries clear. On a test piece I glued together it dried rock solid. Very strong just remember to clean up well after the 10 minute setup time.