Liquid Nails Fuze*It All Surface Construction Adhesive Review (2026)
By Nate Sawyer, Editor · Updated July 2026
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- Tile
- Glass
- Metal
- Mirror
- Outdoor
- Multi surface
A hybrid-polymer (SMP) construction adhesive that bonds a wide range of surfaces, including glass, mirror, metal, ceramic, and stone. Strong instant grab holds most parts without bracing, and the low-emission formula keeps odor mild. Note it will not bond PE or PP plastics, costs a bit more, and needs support under heavy loads until fully cured.
Pros
- Bonds an unusually wide range of surfaces including glass, mirror, metal, ceramic, and stone
- Strong instant grab holds many parts without bracing while it cures
- GREENGUARD Gold certified low-emission formula with a milder odor than solvent adhesives
Cons
- Will not bond polyethylene or polypropylene plastics, a common surprise for DIYers
- Slightly pricier than basic construction adhesive for the same tube size
- Cures slower to full strength than its instant grab suggests, so heavy loads still need support
Specifications
| Type | Hybrid polymer (SMP) |
|---|---|
| Cure | Instant grab, full cure ~24-48 hrs |
| Waterproof | Yes (water-resistant) |
| Paintable | Yes |
| Use | Interior/exterior |
| Cleanup | Wipe with dry cloth before cure |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What surfaces can Fuze*It bond that ordinary construction adhesive cannot?
- Glass, mirror, metal, ceramic and stone, on top of the usual building materials. That unusually wide range is the whole reason to reach for a hybrid polymer over a standard solvent adhesive.
- Does Fuze*It hold immediately?
- It has a strong instant grab that holds many parts without bracing, but full cure takes 24-48 hours. Heavy loads still need support during that window — the instant grab is positioning help, not final strength.
- Are there plastics it will not bond?
- Yes — polyethylene and polypropylene, which surprises a lot of DIYers given the 'all surface' name. It is also GREENGUARD Gold certified with a milder odor than solvent adhesives, and paintable once cured.