Henry 356 MultiPro Premium Multipurpose High Strength Paste Carpet & Sheet Vinyl Adhesive, 1 quart

This isn't the best adhesive for flooring. It does not dry quickly, so be aware. Price was adequate for the product.

Easy to apply and reasonable cost. I only had a small area to lay outdoor carpet. Adhesive provides plenty of time to adjust the carpet before hardening. Not real tacky at first use. Recommend not to lay it too thick or it will seep through the carpet.

Used this to redo our kitchen outdated tiles for extra security even though the tiles we used already had adhesive. So the drying time takes a while. It isn’t instant. Your tiles or whatever you are using this for will move out of place if you don’t have this adhesive dried correctly. Cleaning this off is messy. The adhesive durability isn’t that great. Doesn’t seem to stick well as I assumed it would and should. I don’t have nothing to compare this adhesive with but I assumed it should be like sticky gooey glue that sticks. Overall, it was used for what it was intended for but it could have been better.

The part I did not like was the fact that I was sloppier than I should have been. But the excess glue cleaned off the surface of the tiles with mild soap and a soft brush. I replaced the old tiles I installed 20 years ago, and the adhesion became problematic after about 10 years, and a flood made the situation worse. I cut and installed plywood over the old 80 year old plank flooring (and asbestos linoleum), and brushed the henry paste on with old wall paint brushes. It helped me clean out my old collection of brushes that should have been thrown away years ago, lol. This time around I did a lot of custom cutting, and the Henrys adhesion booster is really keeping all the pieces set in place. I researched it on google and youtube, and went for it. Good decision.

Works great, we used it for the wall instead of floor

It takes several days to dry on two non-porous rubbers, but it sticks well once it does. Dries overnight or in hours for porous jobs. Good stuff.

Unfortunately only found out when reading the back of the container that it is not for vinyl sheeting when it doesn't have the felt back/paper back.I couldn't read the back of the container on the Amazon website pictures.I hope this helps someone.I think Henry makes 605R?I think that is what is supposed to be used.

It’s only been down for a week so I’m not positive on anything with it but so far the vinyl tile are staying on the plywood