No More Nails - Click & Fix - Does it Work?

Maybe it could fix your broom head to handle on the intro 😉

More landfill bound plastic. Brilliant.

I was so disappointed when you didn't pull a moose head out the bag...

A good thing to remember when gluing a ‘moulded’ plastic item is that they are bound to have a thin smear of silicon release agent on them, which really needs to be removed, if you want a good bond. This release agent is used on the moulds during manufacture to speed up the processes. Kitchen cleaners like Cif, Ecover and alcohol will get it off. Of cause, it also helps to abrade the surface too with class paper or some such.

Should have called it Proper Skeptical. Lol.

Is anyone else thinking toilet fresh discs? 😂

Very excited about this new “Does it work?” series. You’re a very good presenter.

A good mastic gun for about 7 or 8 quid, and then Evostik "Sticks like Sh*T* for £7.99 fromm toolstation, or Gripfill (industry standard grab adhesive) is a lot cheaper, and works better. + you just know it's going to work. I have used both products for years and wouldn't even entertain a gimmicky thing like that applicator. Well done for this new show and tell series, i'm sure it will help a lot of people decide how to choose their products with a better understanding in the future. Your Channel is Just what was need to help people to decide, plus show them how! Great stuff Stuart!

Avoid wiping away no more nails squeezeout as it will always smudge. If you leave it to skin over for about 15 mins to half an hour then you can gently score along one side of the squeezeout with a utility knife and then use a scraper to remove it. It should come away easily without sticking if your timing is good.

I am with you on this one Stewart, raw plug and screw every time. Thanks for bringing this product up .

I see B&M had sold out of moose heads...YET AGAIN! 🤣

Looks to me exactly like the original adhesive but more expensive for less product. Thanks for showing us

I learnt my lesson with 'No More Nails' years ago, which is just secure the old fashioned way!. OK you need a drill, etc but the result is dependable, rock solid (if anchored correctly) and if you need to remove no need to rip it off your walls!

It would be interesting if you had cut open the tube to actually see the size of the container inside that holds the adhesive to really see how much inside it holds

That picture frame detaching the paint from the wall, was pretty impressive. As you've clearly demonstrated it's ok for some applications. Great vid, thanks for saving me the cost of buying this. Nothing wrong with the old time served methods either.

A most splendid idea for a series! Well done Stuart.😄

Really helpful video. Looking forward to the rest of the series.

I like this format and content very much, thanks Stuart 😊

Top job Stuart! Never a boring video 🏆

Saved people a lot of money. Thanks for sharing. Think I am going to enjoy this series.