Adhesives

Two-component epoxy adhesive

A two-component epoxy resin-based adhesive with a very fast curing time. The adhesive forms a strong and durable bond and is suitable for versatile bonding of various materials.

Applications

• Metals

• Ceramics

• Wood

• Glass

• Porcelain

• Crystal

• Beads

• Ivory

• Jewelry

• Various plastics such as polyester, bakelite and formica

Features

• Two-component epoxy adhesive

• Very fast curing

• Strong and durable connection

• Suitable for many different materials

Traditional floor and wall adhesive suitable for installing most plastic carpets in both dry and damp spaces.

WORKING

Absorbent pads

Follow local instructions.

1. Apply the required amount of adhesive with a glue spreader – 6108, 6109 or 6121. Do not apply more adhesive than is necessary to achieve good wetting within the given open time.
2. Install the carpet as soon as possible; squeeze/press all air out from under the carpet/rug. For best results, use a carpet squeegee/roller. Make sure the weight of the roller is appropriate for the type of carpet.
3. Check that the coating is completely soaked in the adhesive.
4. Carefully ensure that the carpet is placed correctly and smooth it out afterwards, eliminating air bubbles between the adhesive and the carpet.
   

Non-absorbent substrates

The best result when gluing to a non-absorbent surface is obtained by leveling the floor with CFE SP-X / SuperPlan or similar to a thickness of 2 - 3 mm. Gluing is then carried out as for absorbent surfaces. Prime/fill the surface for better adhesion and better results. If this is not possible, allow the water to evaporate from the adhesive. When the adhesive surface becomes tacky, the carpet can be attached.

1. Use a notched trowel – 6108, 6109 or 6121 – to spread the adhesive sufficiently, depending on the amount required. Install the carpet on the wet adhesive. Then lift the carpet up, make sure it is sufficiently wet and let the adhesive surface dry for about 10 – 20 minutes. Place the carpet back on the adhesive surface. Depending on the conditions, an alternative waiting time is 10 – 20 minutes.
2. Install the carpet as soon as possible; squeeze/press all air out from under the carpet/rug. For best results, use a carpet squeegee/roller. Make sure the weight of the roller is appropriate for the type of carpet.
3. Check that the coating is completely soaked in the adhesive.
4. Carefully ensure that the carpet is placed correctly and smooth it out afterwards, eliminating air bubbles between the adhesive and the carpet.

When gluing carpet/carpet with a sanded back, proceed as for wet gluing for best results.

Note! The relative humidity (RH) of the subfloor below must not exceed 85%.

Consumption: 3.5–6 m²/liter, depending on the leveling compound.
Installation time: Wet bonding 0–20 min. Adhesive bonding 20–60 min.
Loadable: 24 h.

Safety data sheet:

Moisture-resistant wood glue used to glue joints exposed to moisture, such as exterior doors, windows, facade panels and garden furniture. It is water-based and contains no hardener. Provides a colorless joint.

Water-based contact adhesive for bonding vinyl, cork, laminate, cellular rubber material, etc. Suitable for dense or absorbent surfaces. Gentle on the user and the environment.

A complete set for gluing patches on inflatable boats made of Hypalon or Neoprene.

The package includes:

• Adeprene: 125ml
• Activator: 10ml
• Emery paper
• Small brush
• Round 10cm patch made of Neoprene-Hypalon.

PVC or Hypalon – How do I know what material my boat is made of?

• Back of the fabric: PVC fabric has the same color on both sides. Hypalon fabric has different colors on the front and back. The back is dark gray or black.
• Sandpaper test: Sand the fabric with sandpaper. Hypalon material becomes dull and dull, leaving a dusty, velvety surface. With PVC, sandpaper leaves scratches and the surface remains shiny, with no discoloration at the sanding point.

Two-component adhesive for PVC inflatable boats

Special glue used for repairing rubber boats. Also used for larger repairs and in situations where durability is needed.

Instructions: Mix the glue and hardener in the correct ratio. Apply a thin layer of the mixture to both the repair patch and the boat. Wait about 10 minutes and apply a second layer to both surfaces. Wait about 10-15 minutes. Now place the patch in the desired location and press. Full strength is achieved after about 24 hours.

The package also includes a brush, a 10 cm diameter light gray repair patch, and glue.

PVC or Hypalon – How do I know what material my boat is made of?

• Back of the fabric: PVC fabric has the same color on both sides. Hypalon fabric has different colors on the front and back. The back is dark gray or black.
• Sandpaper test: Sand the fabric with sandpaper. Hypalon material becomes dull and dull, leaving a dusty, velvety surface. With PVC, sandpaper leaves scratches and the surface remains shiny, with no discoloration at the sanding point.

Meluton Reduce® Spray Glue

The Reduce® Spray Glue is a professional-grade adhesive designed for installation of multilayer noise insulation materials in tough environments and high temperatures. Its ultra-?ne web spray ensures clean, even application and strong, ?exible adhesion to laminates, insulation, aluminium, plastics, and composites.

1-component Hypalon adhesive. Suitable for bonding inflatable boats and other inflatables made of Hypalon material.

PVC or Hypalon – How do I know what material my boat is made of?

• Back of the fabric: PVC fabric has the same color on both sides. Hypalon fabric has different colors on the front and back. The back is dark gray or black.
• Sandpaper test: Sand the fabric with sandpaper. Hypalon material becomes dull and dull, leaving a dusty, velvety surface. With PVC, sandpaper leaves scratches and the surface remains shiny, with no discoloration at the sanding point.

2-component adhesive for hypalon-made inflatable boats.

PVC or Hypalon – How do I know what material my boat is made of?

• Back of the fabric: PVC fabric has the same color on both sides. Hypalon fabric has different colors on the front and back. The back is dark gray or black.
• Sandpaper test: Sand the fabric with sandpaper. Hypalon material becomes dull and dull, leaving a dusty, velvety surface. With PVC, sandpaper leaves scratches and the surface remains shiny, with no discoloration at the sanding point.

Suitable for repairing PVC inflatable boats, resistant to seawater and hot conditions.

PVC or Hypalon – How do I know what material my boat is made of?

• Back of the fabric: PVC fabric has the same color on both sides. Hypalon fabric has different colors on the front and back. The back is dark gray or black.
• Sandpaper test: Sand the fabric with sandpaper. Hypalon material becomes dull and dull, leaving a dusty, velvety surface. With PVC, sandpaper leaves scratches and the surface remains shiny, with no discoloration at the sanding point.

Polymarine PVC Glue is a strong polyurethane-based adhesive that bonds excellently to both soft and hard PVC, as well as nylon and polyurethane fabrics. It has been specially developed for inflatable boat repairs and works with materials such as Zodiac/Bombard Dynalon and Strongon and Narwhal/Valiant Hypertex . The glue is easy to use as a single-component adhesive for quick, temporary repairs. It bonds in just 10-15 minutes and cures fully in 48 hours. For larger or permanent repairs, Polymarine’s two-component adhesive is recommended.

Use sealant to ensure the rubber seal seals tightly. It is used in Mercruiser drives, among others.

Fix All Ultra is a 1-component, clear, neutral, elastic, very high-quality adhesive based on SMX technology.