Loctite PL Premium Polyurethane Construction Adhesive, Versatile Construction Glue for Wood, Concrete, Stone, Metal & More- 10 fl oz, Cartridge, 6 Pack

Very good adhesive. Was easy to dispense from caulking gun.

This stuff works!! Easy to use and super strong

Throw all the construction adhesives in the garbage! This stuff is amazeing! Never seen anything like it. Cures in 24 hrs. Fixed a wood gate to concrete block.....unbelivable!

I'm no expert on construction adhesives, but this seems to work great on pavers (paving stones). You do need a cartridge gun to use the cartridge type (duh), those (guns) are cheap and really, every homeowner should have one. This stuff appears to work well on pavers. It's reasonably priced. I can't speak to how well it lasts in terms of years or how it compares to others. The Loctite brand is a (at this time) a strong brand so I believe in the integrity of the product based on the company. If you live where it gets very cold/hot (e.g. midwest USA) you may want to just use a blob on a stone because of the thermal issues around water expanding when it freezes. Tips ---- -Be sure to cut a large enough amount off the tip, this stuff is pretty thick. You may need to experiment to see what you like, start small. -Don't assume that it will keep fresh in the tube. -Definitely use a cartridge gun with this, you can't get it out of a cartridge without that -I have not tried the smaller squeeze tube. It is available and may be more suitable for smaller DIY jobs. -Put a little light lubricant on your cartridge gun and it will be easier to use and give you more control over the adhesive. Just a follow up after using this for a while. So far it seems rather awesome. I'm doing many small DIY type yard projects with paving stones from my local big box store and this adhesive seems to work quite well. I make sure the stones are clean and dry, I apply liberally using a caulking gun and the stones seem to be quite strongly bonded. I was able to put the adhesive on 4 sides of the stones (bricks) and they stacked to make a very strong (albeit small) structure. I have also glued them end to end (essentially making a brick 2x4) and that worked well too.

Used this to attach PVC wainscot boards (~7.5" wide) to bathroom wall over drywall or plaster. Seemed to adhere well until the product started to dry. About an hour after application the panels started to pop off. Unfortunately, I could not nail them too because there was tile behind the drywall and masonry behind the exterior plaster walls.