All in One Micro Precision Injector Kit Bonding Adhesive - For Loose & Hollow Tiles, Wood, LVT & Laminate - Includes a Reusable Syringe Adapter & Patented Customisable Tip (1)

Note that I'm combining a review for both Stop Creak and Floor Fix Pro in oneWe had 90m2 click system, hard wood herringbone flooring installed as floating floor in the last year and the flooring was creaking in many places. It was driving us completely insane, especially at night. Short of ripping up the flooring at huge costs (no guarantee from the builder), I was willing to try anything, and came across Stop Creak.I've never bought a product with so many warnings before, and more warnings and instructions emails after I've bought it. However, reading the negative (and completely unfair) reviews, I can understand why the seller felt such high level of "buyer beware" was necessary. It's clear that many customers were using this products for the wrong job and wrong flooring and likely with very poor subfloor and still expecting miracles.Stop Creak was extremely easy to use and the capillary action of the floorboard just sucks any product remaining on top in between the grooves. Creaking completely stopped in many places and it was so effective that I bought another batch of 6 bottles of Stop Creak as we have a huge surface area to cover.In other places, where we knew we had obvious subfloor issues (i.e. concrete floor under the floating floor was not level), the creaking noise didn't go away and in some places it even amplified - mainly because the floorboards were now more free to move (which floating floors do). This was as expected and credit to the seller, he did warn about this and that the product would not work in such conditions. But I had to try it anyway.In those difficult spots, I then tried the seller's Floor Fix pro. Unlike Stop Creak which is a lubricant, this one is a flexible glue. As a competent DIY'er, I didn't quite follow the instructions of the seller with this one, but it worked really well and the creaking stopped completely in those very difficult areas with subfloor issues. While the product didn't/can't resolve the subfloor issues, the fact that it managed to keep the boards together and stopped the creaking is proof of how strong it is and how easy to use it is.The metal tip on Floor Fix pro is genius. Yes I did make a huge mess in the first 15 minutes (as complained by some reviewers here) as it is a very runny product (which it needs to be). But simple tip, as you lift the metal tip off the groove where you are working, simply place a finger on the tip to avoid glue from dripping, et voila!The glue washes easily, so don't worry about your finger. It also wipes easily with a damp cloth - just make sure only clean part of the cloth is used, i.e. don't spread the glue where you don't need to.Overall and, in my personal experience, Stop Creak and Floor Fix pro are awesome products. They are not cheap and I still have a lot more surface to fix, but they saved me lots of money from not having to redo my floor. I can only recommend - do read the instructions first though.

This worked for me. I have an unusual lounge floor with a combination of oak planks and tiles. Some of the oak planks had worked loose in the high traffic areas. They are nailed down but on a previous occasion I had resolved the issue by pouring wood glue into the gaps. This time I wanted to get something which would last longer and after reading other reviews decided to try this.It is thinner than wood glue but the addition of the needle applicator means it's easier to pour it into the gaps between the planks. The 24 hour curing time gave me the confidence that it would set rock hard - and it did. To be certain I did a second application but it wasn't a must do - the floor was fixed after the first dose. As the glue dries clear there was no evidence of it after a few hours. Any drips or overspill was easily wiped off with kitchen towel.It might not work for every job, this one was very small, but the important thing is - it worked this time for me, so I'd use it again. On larger jobs though I;d be sure to make sure I had a good weight holding down any sprung wood or tiles for 24 hours until the glue goes off.

A bit runnier than expected and took a long time to dry

Used this product on lose floor boards A1 wouldn't recommend.👍

It’s exactly like thin fevicol liquid, very sticky and smells like that too. The liquid does not get hard, it’s been 2days and liquid still oozes out of the hole. Easy to use with the gun but if wrongly fit it breaks the cylinder and becomes messy. You can only fill small gaps, but shouting bigger than 1 inch sq area, better go for other options.

Very good, excellent 👍

Don't usually do reviews but just had to on this. I can only upload one video per review so this first review is before I used Floor Fix Pro. 2nd review will be after application.So my storey is that I laid a laminate Herringbone flooring about a month ago as part of my kitchen renovation. Flooring was Ferrara Oak Kronotex Herringbone 8mm Laminate Flooring. I used self levelling screed and got the floor pretty much level, allowed to dry for 2 weeks before laying 5mm insulation and then the laminate. The floor was Ok for the first few days but then started to creak and got worse. The floor wasn't cheap but was at the bottom end of the price range for herringbone floor.Most of the floor now creaks and it was moving in one corner of most of the planks so I can only assume it’s a quality thing with this style of board. I looked into remediation and decided to give this product a go. See my next review for results.

Don't know why I'm even giving it 2 stars. This product is really runny, just pointing it down causes the liquid to start pouring out and then you can't see the hole you've prepared to inject the stuff. Didn't hold the LVT down which had bubbled up, putting weight down on the floor caused the liquid to to come back up. Went through loads of paper towels in cleaning up, I'm sure I wiped more off the floor that actually went in. The needle is not strong and even disappeared inside the nozzle. So no good for me, it didn't work.

I was skeptical, but didn't want to remove a tile and risk breaking it, as I did not have many spares. It was a new floor tile, and there was no grout yet, so I just ran it into the gaps, no hole drilled. 24 hrs later it is fixed - no more hollow sound and feels completely solid (I've jumped on it a few times (and I am not light :))It IS quite expensive, and it does look and smell just like wood glue... maybe wood glue would have worked just as well... but in the end was worth the time it saved and I didn't have the time or inclination to "experiment".

Adiós a la baldosa que cojea del servicio. Silicona líquida que puedes introducir por una grieta, sin miedo a tener que levantarlo todo

Avevo delle piastrelle che si erano scollate dal basso da sotto ho iniettato questa resina e si sono bloccate non suonano più di vuoto sono molto soddisfatto

Utilisé sur un carreau de marche d'escalier en grès de 20x30cm qui sonnait creux et bougeait. Premier essai raté: Pas assez de colle injectée et lest du carreau enlevé après 24 heures: aucun effet. Second essai d'une dizaine d'injections par les joints, en appuyant alternativement sur le carreau pour bien faire absorber le produit jusqu'à saturation (1/3 de cartouche consommé), lest de 25kg avec 2 batteries de voiture posées sur le carreau, attente de 6 jours pour être sûr que le tout a bien séché. Le résultat est parfait.

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