Tile Rescue Injection Repair Adhesive 10.5 oz. Tube for Loose & Hollow Tile, Marble, Stone & Wood Floors. *for Best Results Use The Proven Power of a Caulk Gun*

I was skeptical buying this because of some of the negative reviews. However, it worked extremely well. I had some “crunchy” and squeaky tiles in the kitchen. I used this, let it dry, and the tiles are now firmly in place. No noise. Try to make the smallest hole possible at the tip. The product is very liquidy and if you make too large of a hole, it will just come pouring out everywhere. A little bit of pressure goes a long way with the caulking gun. I would even recommend removing the product and putting it in a syringe with a needle if you have access to that. Cleanup was easy with a damp sponge. In hindsight, I would mix some grout powder with the glue towards the end, just to skip having to regrout the holes later. I’ll buy again if I have more tile issues. I think it worked great.

Easy to use and works great

I had a loose porcelain tile on the floor that when they installed it, they must not have put any thin set behind. When I walked on it you could hear the hollow spot and I knew it would be a matter of time before that tile cracked since they don’t make this tile anymore and I don’t have extra my mistake. I drilled into the grout and injected (using epoxy injector syringe. it wasn’t easy and I had to drill quite a few holes around the grout to get the tile repair to go in. One of the holes made a tiny crack in the edge of the tile itself, but it totally fixed the problem! I would definitely use this again. I wish they only sold it as a one pack with the syringe included but I get that a lot of people might need two tubes

We had about 5 loose tiles all in one area so first I went down to the basement and ran 2 1/4" screws diagonal thru the top of the joist and then into the sub floor. I placed the screws about 8" apart and 1 1/2" down from the top of the joist while being careful to end up with the point of the screw into the sub floor and not into the cement board or thin set. You know "measure twice and cut once", Then we drilled into the grout with a 3/16" mason bit 4 holes per side around three tiles. then cut just the tip off the tube so it would seal into the holes. We then used the vacuum opposed to the hole we were filling and slowly pushed glue into the hole until it started to show in a neighborly hole. We continued using the vac to help draw the glue under the tile as much as possible. Then we weighted the tiles and cleaned up with a wet rag. 24 hours later all the crunch and bounce of that floor section is fixed! No cracked tiles, no trying to match up a different lot of tiles, just fixed. Thank you

tile rescue worked just as advertised. First tube I used in caulking gun, worked ok but wasted more than got under the tiles as it is thin and runs out of tube when you lift it even if you pull the plunger back. I ordered 20 ml syringes on amazon. 15 for about $7, not the needle tip but the ones with the blunt catheter tip. if the drilled hole is smaller than the tip it can be sanded down or as I did and take a caulking tube cover that fits nicely over the syringe tip and trim cap to fit in hole. With this method I wasted very little.

Works well you will need to put something heavy on top of the tile. Also it says dries in 24 hours, more like 48-72

Repaired tile appears to be solid. Tip of applicator did not fit in 1/8” grout and required a syringe to actually apply the product

Bought to adhere loose tile. The grout is still holding the tile down but you can hear that the adhesive has let go. The tiles are not loose. Drilled the appropriate holes in the grout as the directions said. Filled the holes, let dry. I'd say the inch around the holes no longer sound hollow but the repair adhesive did not make it's way under the majority of the tile. Wouldn't buy again.