ToolBox high tack

• Glass
• Timber
• Rubbers
• Fibre Cement
• Concrete
• Plastics (pre-test)
• Fibreglass
• Plasterboard
• Steel
• Aluminium
• Masonry

Not suitable a a joint sealant or adhesive for a permanent immersion in chlorinated water

Not suitable for glazing

Not suitable for joints required to accommodate a large amount of movement

• White

• Bonding metal signs used in sign-writing
• Automotive assembly, including caravan construction
• General assembly where a high level of bond strength and vibration resistance is required
• Applications where a very high level of green bond strength is required
• Installation of ceiling components, including soffit and other composite panels used in shop fit-out

• Cut tip off cartridge. Screw nozzle on to cartridge. Apply to one surface to be bonded with the cartridge verical above the surface having the adhesive applied to it.
• Before product skins, mate with other surface.When bonding sheet or panel to a large flat surface, apply beads every 30-40cm along the entire length. Press into position and brace until set if required.
• Bond will develop dependent upon thickness of adhesive and ambient conditions. Higher humidity and warmer temperatures will hasten bond development. Minimum film thickness for bonding applications is approx. 2mm. Where a perimeter seal is required apply sufficient Toolbox High Tack relatively close to the edge of the substrate being bonded, so that the adhesive squeezes out to fill the gap between the mated materials. Tool off any excess with a spatula before Toolbox high tack skins.
• Toolbox High tack should be applied between 5°C and 35°C. Ensure that the substrates are clean and dry when Toolbox High tack is applied and do not apply where conditions may interfere with good bonding/sealing eg do not apply if frost or ice is present.