Unibond2643638 Ultra Force Wall Tile Adhesive and Grout in Easy Apply Tube, 2 in 1 Waterproof Wall Tile Adhesive with Grout for Easy Tiling, White 300g

Very easy to use and good for small jobs on bathroom tiles.

A few tiles had come loose in the bathroom and this did the job well to reattach them. I used some masking tape to help hold the tiles in position whilst the adhesive dried but I was pleased with the grab strength and it would probably have been fine without it. The tube is only sufficient for a small area: the coverage is listed on the back as 0.15 square metres. This would work out quite expensive if you had a lot of tiling to do, but it's a good pack size for small jobs.

quality item

It works.

Having had positive experiences with UniBond products before, I had high expectations for their Ultra Force Wall Tile Adhesive and Grout. Unfortunately, this product fell short in several areas.The price point is quite steep for what you get. The tube contains less quantity than other brands I've used, which meant I had to buy more than anticipated to finish my tiling project. This was disappointing, considering the premium price.Application is straightforward, which is a plus, but the product itself is extremely white and powdery. While some might find this appealing, I found it less than ideal for my needs.The most significant issue was the drying time and final texture. Even after 24 hours, the grout didn't harden as expected. It remained somewhat soft, unlike other grouts that dry to a rock-hard finish. This raises concerns about the longevity and durability of the adhesive and grout.Although it technically does the job, I wouldn't purchase this product again. There are more affordable options available on Amazon that perform better. This UniBond adhesive and grout did not meet my expectations, and I prefer cheaper brands that offer better value and performance.

Easy to apply. Dry and glue quickly. Nice finish for ceramic trim tiles.

I'm no good AT all with ANY form of diy, but I badly needed some adhesive to stick two tiles back onto my bathroom wall, both of which are under the shower head. After waiting for the plasterboard wall to dry out, I used this. It was slightly difficult to squeeze out of the tube (arthritic fingers) and unless you have one of those stiff plastic spreading things (which I didn't!), it can be a bit awkward to spread it onto the wall. I followed the instructions to leave it a day before grouting, and so far so good. I've made a right hash of the job (neatness rarely appearing in my vocab!), but as long as the tiles stay stuck to the wall, I'm not bothered. Fingers crossed....

Does what it says on the tube.