Adhesive Suggestion for fixing a piece of stacked stone facade

[JoyfulNoise]

So the other day I was out at the pool and noticed a small stone piece had popped off from the stacked stone facade around the spa -

It fits perfectly back into place and the two bonding surfaces are clean and smooth. It's an easy fix but I just wanted to see if there was the "perfect" adhesive recommendation for the job. All it has to do is bond two pieces of stone together, go on thin enough to not be noticeable and last in the excessive temperature variations we get in Tucson (freezing in the winters and 115F in the summers).

All suggestions are welcome.


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[pooldv]

I would lean toward Gorilla polyurethane glue, but not too much or it'll ooze out.

 

[bdavis466]

PL500...Apply to both surfaces, press together, remove the piece and then put it back into place. It won't come off again.

Loctite PL 500 Landscape Block Adhesive, 10-oz.: Model# 1654392 | True Value

A deep shade of red would look really nice on those nails to compliment the well maintained knuckle hair

 

[kimkats]

Matt, hubby says landscape adhesive. It is meant to be outside and to be used on rock/stone. He says use care as it can be messy to work with. He says if you go slow and easy with lots of paper towels to clean up right away you should not even be able to see it.

Kim

 

[JoyfulNoise]

Hmmmmmm....landscape adhesive....very interesting. Tell me, would it "theoretically" allow one to glue a small child to the block wall...ya know, hypothetically speaking?

:slidehalo:

(If I'm going to buy a big tube of it, is like to get more than one use...)


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[kimkats]

Nope as they might leave some skin behind. DUCT tape is much better! It immobilizes them much better! :slidehalo:

Kim

 

[bdavis466]

You can always use the rest of the tube to style your hair. That should soften the blow the hair gel budget for a week or two

 

[JoyfulNoise]

A deep shade of red would look really nice on those nails to compliment the well maintained knuckle hair

You can always use the rest of the tube to style your hair. That should help the hair gel budget for a week or two

Construction advice AND fashion & beauty tips....you are truly a renaissance-man....

Thank you for the compliment on the knuckle hair, I was a bit self-conscious posting a hand photo as they were very dry and scaly this week....


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[bdavis466]

I just got back from a manicure. I'm pleased with what they can do with a bench grinder.

 

[kadavis]

Those are working man hands

 

[bdavis466]

That's the best they've looked in a while. All the rain we gotten recently has slowed things down quite a bit