Used this to seal some cracks in old stone wall with some drainage pipes in it. Super easy to set up and spray. Expands very well and fills very large cracks with ease. It is easy to overfill, if you aren't careful, but that is more user error. The material is extremely sticky and does not come off with soap and water if you don't wash immediately so wear gloves or be super diligent. This yellowed quickly but it has held up outdoors to rain, snow, and heat for almost a year. Very happy. While not super cheap, this seems like a solid value to me. Recommended.

I used this to fix a loose shower head fixture. Worked like a charm! Just make sure to wear gloves when using as it is extremely sticky and hard to get off if you get it on your skin. Also squeeze slowly as the product expands fast so you actually won't need as much as you think you do.

The media could not be loaded. This is an update to the previous review I wrote about Locktite for small cracks:

MAKE SURE THE NOZZLE DOUBLE CLICKS ONTO THE RELEASE VALVE.

I used a second can of this a week later that arrived that was ordered separately.

The mistake MIGHT have been mine. The can I used the first time MIGHT have been defective.

I'm pretty sure I heard the nozzle click into place as it says to do in the instructions on the can.

I'm pretty sure I looked and it appeared to be seated okay, but I extend the benefit of the doubt to the company for the margin of error.

Second can of this I made EXTRA sure the nozzle was properly seated and that both clips were securely in place.

Pretty much no mess whatsover and the Locktite for large cracks as it turns out as opposed to this review for Locktite for small cracks, I'm certain, the story is the same.

So I raised the original review from 4 to 5 stars. This stuff works GREAT. I will write a review for the other (Locktite for large cracks) and include a picture later.

The original review is below in its entitety:

I am not going to say a lot right now in case my review gets eaten by my android (again) and all time is wasted. If the photo and video uploads I will try to update.

Here's the addendum: Absolutely,positively use work gloves and be advised you will be replacing them with another pair.

This stuff is ridiculous to work with. (Ridiculous bad. No good, yuck, bad.)

I held the can upside down to dispense it as it shows on the instructions on the can.

Pro: they put a lot in the can.
Con: No way you get to use it all for the stuff oozing out all over the place on you: still the usable amount is a good value for the money.

Con: it makes an ungodly mess at the valve. Do not wear clothing you value when working with this.

Pro: have a used stiff paint brush or scraper nearby as you work so you can smooth over the mess it makes as it makes a nasty mess of the can and whatever glove you're using to protect your hands from getting this highly unmanageable goop all over.
(Zoom on the photos. That glove? It's stuck to the can and remaining contents that won't come out as it oozes out during application.) It's messy. I cannot emphasize that enough.

Pro: I believe I just salvaged part of a wall surrounding my back yard that was built in 1978. I used it in the cracks.

I will be buying more despite the mess because this is a very useful product. I rated it only four stars for the near enormous mess it will make.

For usefulness: 5 stars plus: but for application 10 rotten tomatoes and not a single star. Okay, maybe 1 or 2 on a good day.

Order a pair of inexpensive work gloves to use with this as it is highly likely you will be throwing them away along with the unused portion of the product that is going to seal up around the nozzle as you work.

The product works great, but I don't like that ugly yellowish color, so I bought the bright white. It came out white, but after a few days it turned that ugly yellow. I was hoping to not have to repaint with the white. But now"¦ Oh well"¦

Good stuff just make sure you use the whole can because if it dry's in the tube it's useless. And any excess just cut off with a saw after it drys. 3 hours was my dry time. Honestly it gets the job done. Definitely wear disposable gloves when using because it can get messy. Only use a little because the foam expands a lot. Personally, I turn it upside down when I use it so when it is right side up, it doesn't continue to ooze out when you're finished. Hardens within an hour and a half.