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Contractors can never have too much of this stuff. Liquid Nails’ new LN-990 bonds common building materials (concrete, lumber, etc.) to paneling, drywall, cork, furring strips, concrete, brick, ceramic tile, plywood and a ton more
July 7, 2009
Remodelers and contractors will find that Liquid Nails’ LN-990 will fill a host of applications on the jobsite. The adhesive has a strong instant grab, has a very low odor and can be cleaned up with water. Lucky for you the product contributes to LEED points as well as the NAHB Green Building Standard. You can get it in a 10-oz. cartridge or 7-oz. tub. More like this
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