Grip & Seal adhesive offers optimum initial bond strength well in excess of more
traditional solvented adhesives and provides 21st century performance that bonds almost all
material types.

Can be used both internally and externally, where its unique adhesive qualities allow a bond to be achieved whatever the weather, even in the rain and it will also cure underwater.

It is a single part, solvent and Isocyanate free adhesive based on the latest polymer technology which is quick curing and retains a good level of flexibility after curing.

The areas of application that this product can be used for are expanding all the time the following
are a selection of some common uses: -

Internally - Bonding wallboards, mirrors, decorative panels and mouldings, slate and brick slips,
dado rails, Sanitary and kitchen installations and fixtures; it may be used to achieve bonds in humid conditions and on damp surfaces.

Externally – Bonding ridge tiles, nameplates, window trims, fascia trims.

Industrial - Sealing and bonding of joints in vehicles, shipping containers, ducting, ventilation and air conditioning installations.

Step 1 - Preparation

• Surfaces to which Grip & Seal is to adhere must be clean and free from loose material and any
  contaminants which otherwise may impair the bond.
• Non-porous surfaces such as aluminium should be cleaned with a suitable product.
• It may be necessary to prime some porous surfaces depending on the cohesiveness and porosity of the substrate.
• If required, sealant can be tooled within 10 minutes to the required finish.

Step 2 - Application

• Cut the tip of the cartridge and screw on the nozzle and apply using a good quality applicator gun in lines spaced at 30mm centres to one surface only.
• Immediately offer up and position ensuring good pressure is applied whilst simultaneously exerting a twisting action.
• If fixing extremely heavy items, temporary support is recommended during the Adhesives curing process.
• Always apply mechanical supports when fixing in overhead applications.
• The cured sealant can be painted if required but is not necessary.
• Water-based paints can be
  applied without any problems, however, Alkyd, Solvent and Oil-based paints should only be applied
  following a base coat of a water-based undercoat.

We Don't Recommend

• Grip & Seal should not be used to seal aquariums.
• Submerged joints need special attention to surface preparation and application and should be checked for integrity at regular intervals.
• Always check to determine suitability of the sealant on any surface that may give cause for concern.
• Should not be used to bond Teflon or Polypropylene surfaces.