Speed up the time it takes adhesives to reach full strength

A collection of adhesives for routine maintenance and quick repairs

Form strong bonds on plastic, rubber, ceramic, and other materials

Spread and level asphalt

Quickly set foam backer rods in caulk joints at a consistent depth without puncturing them

Attach discs to power tools and reinforce the discs

Rub along the mortar between bricks for a uniform, finished appearance

Sweep up dust, dirt, and other debris

Pair with buffing and polishing accessories like wheels to clean, sharpen, or touch up workpieces

Apply waxes and polishing compounds before buffing and polishing

Remove imperfections and apply protective coatings on delicate surfaces

Remove surface imperfections to achieve a precise, flat finish

Everything you need to remove scratches and surface imperfections with a buffer or polisher

Cartridge, sausage-pack, and bulk-load caulk guns

Create circular openings in drywall for pipes, conduit, and light fixtures

Increase the strength of concrete mix by shaking trapped air loose

Create a rounded, finished-looking edge on poured concrete slabs

Smooth the surface of concrete and release trapped air and water

Add grooves to stop concrete slabs from cracking as they dry, settle, or freeze

Mix concrete in seamless boxes that won't crack or leak

Mix concrete, mortar, or plaster; also known as mortar hoes

Push, pull, and level freshly poured concrete

Bond electrical components and repair circuits

Join a wide range of construction materials, from drywall to carpeting

Apply adhesive, air dry, and bring surfaces together to bond

Patch drum leaks to prevent their contents from spilling

Carry drywall compound in one hand so you can apply it with the other

Mix drywall compound in large containers

Mix small batches of drywall compound and bring them to your work area; also known as mud pans

Smoothly spread drywall compounds and also scrape off paint and debris

Stick over holes in drywall and cover with drywall compound for quick repairs

Apply to seams and corners before spreading drywall compound for a finished appearance

Secure hardware on circuit boards while insulating current

Dissolve microscopic surface flaws from metal parts for a mirror-like finish

Smooth, brighten, and passivate metal parts for a mirror-like finish

Evenly spread coatings, wax, varnish, and oil across floors

Add a clear, high-gloss shine to floors

Use with a floor machine to scrub floors; more durable than floor machine pads

Use with a floor machine to scrub, buff, strip or polish floors

Strip, scrub, buff, and polish hard or carpeted floors with a pad or brush

Strip off multiple layers of acrylic and urethane floor finish

Restore your floor's high-gloss finish by removing scuffs and other blemishes

Repair rips, split seams, and detached soles to stop leaks in shoes, boots, and waders

Seal gaskets on metal parts

The first choice for everyday bonding and repairs

Smooth and spread grout between tiles

Melt for rapid bonds in a range of applications, from packaging to woodworking

Also known as super glue, these adhesives begin to harden in under two minutes

Sweep away hardened flecks of mortar, dirt, and other debris

Mount objects with a range of adhesives, including glue-on-a-roll and glue shapes

Set up your oscillating tool to sand surfaces

Paint and coat large surfaces more quickly than with brushes

Clean, shine, and protect hard surfaces

Attach to a drill or grinder to polish small and hard-to-reach areas

Remove swirl marks and imperfections from a surface after buffing

Grip polishing stones for manual use or mount them to power tools

Create a finer, more polished finish on tools, molds, and dies than sanding sticks

Evenly apply powder coatings to small or large parts

Prepare metal surfaces for powder coating

Shield surfaces from the surrounding environment

Permanently join or seal surfaces

Fill gaps to bond shafts, bearings, press-fit assemblies, and other cylindrical metal parts

Thread onto your tool’s arbor to hold a sanding disc against the backup pad

Apply thick roof coatings and patches

Form a water-resistant layer to restore and reinforce your roof

Buff, polish, and clean with rotary tools

Extend the life of sanding belts, rolls, discs, and sheets by removing residue

Organize your sanding rolls so they're ready to grab and go

Smooth out small, recessed, and hard-to-reach areas, and also remove paint and rust

For better control than powered sanders, sand surfaces manually

Slip into areas where other abrasives can't reach, from small holes to keyways

Add between your sanding disc and backup pad for a finer finish

Add to sanders, floor buffers, and other tools to smooth out workpieces and remove paint and rust

Use by hand or add to sanders, sanding blocks, and other tools to create a smooth finish on surfaces

Deburr and smooth larger work surfaces and machine parts than polishing stones

Apply to surfaces before sealant to speed up drying times and improve adhesion

Fill and seal gaps in metal, plastic, wood, and other materials

Press down the seams where wall coverings meet for a smooth, continuous appearance

Remove stakes from concrete form boards

Anchor objects to the ground and mark off areas

Strong enough to replace screws and rivets for many jobs

Press onto finished surfaces to remove specks of dirt, paint, and other fine particles

Repair chips, cracks, and tears in various surfaces

Clean and degrease surfaces so paint, coatings, adhesives, and cement will stick

Spin with a handheld electric router to seal holes in plastic tanks and containers

Spread and scrape mortar, concrete, drywall, and adhesives

Spread on paste and smooth wrinkles to mount wallpaper

Touch up nicks and scratches on wood

Refresh and protect the appearance of wood surfaces by staining and sealing them