Bon Adhesive Vinyl Bubble Eliminating Syringe – 6 in. Disposable Injection Tool for Smooth Adhesive Application, Invisible Puncture

After reading many of the poor reviews, I still needed a way to fix a large bubble in my kitchen vinyl and decided to take a chance since my warranty was up. I figured the needle would break like many of the reviews said, I figured the hole would show in my vinyl. I decided to punch a pilot hole first with an awl about the same size as the needle. The needle slipped right in and I was able to turn it and squirt in different directions (carefully), I did this in 3 places since the bubble was about 18 inches long and 3 inches wide, then I rolled the bubble out with a paint roller. Stacked some heavy books on the repair and 24 hours later took them off........... has been 3 months now, still stuck, looks great, cannot tell where the repair was made at all. I used a water-cleanup vinyl paste, so I could rinse out the needle and use it again. I am ready for the next bubble !!

Not used yet

Useless product. Needle wouldn’t screw on or securely stay on, would fall off when pulled out of flooring. Adhesive would not go through the needle, needle shot off and adhesive went all over hands and floor. In the garbage after waiting weeks for it.

It did the job, but it’s not very sturdy! When poking it through the carpet to apply the adhesive, you need to be very careful not to bend the end. My first syringe broke right away from the plastic. Cheep grade! So, I recommend buying 2 and be gentle with it. Clean it really well after the job!

I bought the syringe to fix a bubble in my vinyl floor. The adhesive was too thick and would not come out of the syringe. I will use the syringe for other projects in the future. It is a well made product and I would recommend it.

My husband and a friend recently put down hardwood floors in our dining and living rooms. The friend has done this as a hobby for many years and had never used the needles to get adhesive under the wood. My husband actually did that part after he noticed a few areas where there were bubbles. It worked quickly to get the adhesive in those areas and eliminated the bubbles. It was easy, not messy and required only a few minutes to complete. We highly recommend the Crain 143 Adhesive Vinyl Bubble Eliminating tool for wood or vinyl flooring. There were no cons and the tool arrive as scheduled.

Plastic tabs for fingers broke when trying to squeeze out linoleum glue. Sharp plastic cut my finger. Was able to continue using after getting a bandaid. Be careful!

I ordered this on the chance that they would actually ship it to me since it's stated that it is illegal to sell in my state. What stupid law is that and what stupid person wanted to make it illegal to reglue some bubbles in a glue down carpet. The massive size of both the needle and syringe make it imposable for anyone to use this for drugs. Keep it clean and oiled so it doesn't stick and it should last a long time. 1 bad thing, it doesn't lock the needle to the syringe so you must hold it from popping off. My old one had a lock for the needle when turning it would lock in place.