The Original Fix-A-Floor Loose Tile Repair Adhesive PRO Pack! Includes a Micro Syringe Injector and Two Drill Bits -Tile, Porcelain, Ceramic, Marble, Stone, Wood Floor. Pack of 2

Okay, so I only gave it only 3 stars because the first impression is not great. The drill bits that come with the kit, once you drill a hole in the end of the tube of adhesive, throw them out. They are useless. Go and buy carbide tipped masonry bit to drill through the grout. I have 1/4" grout lines so I used a 3/16" bit to drill the hole and then screwed on plastic tip that came with the adhesive tube instead of the needle tips that came with the kit, which are also useless... at least for my application. I cut the screw on plastic tip so that it fit the diameter of the hole drilled into the grout. Also I found that not every hole I drilled went into a void that would allow me to inject the adhesive.You can tell almost immediately if you have a void or not. The adhesive will either go slowly and smoothly into the floor or it will back-up out of the hole all over the floor. Be prepared to drill multiple holes to get one that will work. I was finally able to inject most of the adhesive into the tile floor. I say "most of", because the rest of it leaked all over the top of my tile floor. At least it can be cleaned up with a sponge and water. It's almost like Elmers glue. I'm now in the 24 hour drying period. We will see if it works. I will revise my review depending upon how it turns out. My guess at this point is it will take 1 tube for every two 12" tiles...***Update***Okay so the tiles set and there are solid. Bouncing a golf ball on the tiles there is no longer a hollow dead thud. I have ordered 12 more tubes as that is what's I have figured it will take to fix the remaining loose tiles. I have also revised my rating to 5 stars in spite of the initial issues I had which are detailed above.

The needles are a must have for fix a floor. I got the original caulk style tip, gushed out all around the tiny hole I drilled because of the pressure. I even cut a tiny amount of so the hole was tiny and still would come out on top

I thought I would give this a try. We have about 20 tiles, 12-inch ceramic on concrete slab, that are starting to shift. I read the instructions a couple times to make sure I did everything correct. I started by drilling about a dozen holes through the grout. On about 1/2 of them, I could feel the drill drop a tiny fraction, so I know I was to the slab. I used the drill bit that came with the kit. This turned out to be too large. At first, I used the needle injector, but the glue kept coming up the hole that was drilled, not under the tiles, so I switched to the plastic bit. I cut just the tip of it off so I could get a good seal between the tube of glue and the hole. I squeezed slow, taking about 20-30 seconds between pumps. It seemed to be working. I used more than 3/4 the tube on the 12 holes. I thought it was strange that no glue was coming up the other holes. When I was done, I sat down and turn the tube right side up to seal it. Then about 2 cups of glue poured out of the end of the tube all over my legs, pants and floor. I blew the back seal without noticing and with very little pressure. After the cursing and cleaning up was done I checked the holes that I filled. I think one corner of a 4x4 tile intersection was glued down. The other 8 still had a hollow sound so it did not work, all the glue went out the back seal and not under the tile. BTW, the glue works great for glueing my leg hair to my leg. It looks like I will need to take all the tiles up and re-set them by hand.

The included 2 drill bits were fairly cheap and broke during use. The glue is very runny (low viscosity), so the included application syringes worked fine after realizing they clog easily. I purchased better drill bits, and drilled at 45 degree angles for each of the four holes per tile corner, and injected the glue in at that angle. Also, it is very important to vacuum any drill dust before applying glue. Then, importantly, be sure to have some weights handy to place on top while the glue dries.

The product seems to work so far, the drill bits are junk, didn’t last long enough to drill 1 hole

**Ease of Use**I recently purchased The Original Fix-A-Floor Loose Tile Repair Adhesive with Micro Syringe Injector to fix some loose tiles in my kitchen. The product was incredibly easy to use. The kit includes a 10.1 oz tube of adhesive, a micro syringe injector, and various tips to customize the application. The instructions were clear, and I was able to use a standard caulking gun to apply the adhesive.**Effectiveness**The adhesive worked wonders on my loose tiles. After drilling small holes into the grout lines, I injected the adhesive underneath the tiles. The product flowed smoothly and filled the voids effectively. Within a day, the tiles were firmly in place and no longer made that annoying hollow sound when walked on.**Versatility**What I appreciated most about this product is its versatility. It is suitable for various types of flooring, including tile, porcelain, ceramic, marble, stone, and wood. This makes it a one-stop solution for different types of loose or hollow flooring issues. I even used it to fix a squeaky wood floor in another room, and it worked just as well.**Value for Money**At $29.99 for a pack of two tubes, the Fix-A-Floor adhesive offers excellent value for money. It's a cost-effective solution compared to hiring professionals or replacing entire sections of flooring. Each tube covers a significant area, and the strong bonding ensures long-lasting results. Plus, the adhesive is non-toxic and eco-friendly, making it a safe choice for homes.**Customer Support**The product also comes with a detailed instruction manual and access to how-to videos on the Fix-A-Floor website. Additionally, their customer support was responsive when I had a question about using the product on my linoleum floor. They confirmed that it could be used effectively on linoleum and luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring.**Final Thoughts**Overall, The Original Fix-A-Floor Loose Tile Repair Adhesive with Micro Syringe Injector is a fantastic product for DIY enthusiasts looking to fix loose or hollow tiles. Its ease of use, effectiveness, versatility, and value for money make it a must-have for any home repair toolkit. Whether you're dealing with tile, marble, stone, or wood floors, this adhesive will help you achieve professional results without the hefty price tag.**Pros:**- Easy to use with clear instructions- Effective on various types of flooring- Cost-effective and eco-friendly- Strong and flexible adhesive**Cons:**- Can be a bit messy during application- Requires a standard caulking gun for useI highly recommend this product for anyone looking to tackle loose or hollow tile repairs on their own.