Rubber adhesive “Extra Strong”

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Rubber adhesive “Extra Strong”, Transparent, 50 g

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A solvent-based rubber adhesive. 2500 kg/m² Works from -10 °C Waterproof Contact bonding grabs instantly

Specifications

Color:
Transparent
Consumption:
0.2 - 0.5 kg/m²
Storage term:
18 months
Drying time:
24 - 48 hours
Operating temperature:
-40°C ... +80°C
Packaging:
50 g
Base:
synthetic rubbers and resins
Application temperature:
-10°C ... +35°C

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3 available

Color: Transparent Transparent Beige
Packaging: 50 g 0.28 kg 0.36 kg

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Selected variant Transparent · 50 g

90.00 ₴

Description

Extra Strong rubber adhesive is a multi-purpose solvent-borne synthetic construction adhesive.

Works in the cold

The only adhesive in the range applied from -10 °C. Water-based acrylics simply freeze and never reach strength.

2500 kg/m² and instant grab

Very high initial tack fixes the part at once, and the rated load suits heavy work: wall panels, exterior cladding, ceramic slabs, stone and gypsum parts.

Contact bonding

Coat both faces, let them flash off to touch-dry, then join. There is no second chance to move the part, so mark out first.

A watertight joint

Not merely water-resistant but watertight, and untroubled by two non-porous faces: metal to metal, glass to metal, plastic to concrete, the pairings where acrylics struggle.

Safety

Not for mirrors: the solvent eats into the silvering. Glue mirrors with a solvent-free MS Polymer adhesive.

Solvent-borne: ventilate and keep away from flame. Clean with acetone or petrol, not water. Beige, service -40 to +80 °C, 18-month shelf life.

How much you need

0.2–0.5 kg/m². Contact bonding coats both faces, so the real figure per square metre of joint doubles.

  • 50 g: small repairs;
  • 0.28 kg covers about 1 m² of contact-bonded joint;
  • 0.36 kg covers about 1.2 m²: a wall panel or several ceramic slabs.

Use a notched trowel for area work and a gun for beads.

Application

Preparation

  • clean and degrease both faces with acetone or petrol, then dry;
  • ventilate and remove any source of flame or sparks;
  • mark the position first: the part cannot be moved once joined.

Contact bonding

  • coat both faces thinly and evenly;
  • let them flash off until touch-dry but tacky;
  • join and press firmly over the whole area;
  • roll or tap home.

Bead application

  • heavy parts: a Ø3 mm bead or spots over the area;
  • press and support until strength develops;
  • full cure 24–48 hours.

Afterwards

  • clean tools with acetone or petrol: water does not work;
  • seal the container, keep away from flame;
  • 18-month shelf life.

Compatibility table

Material / Base Concrete, brick, gypsum, plasterboard Stone, granite, marble Glass Wood, chipboard, fiberboard, MDF, plywood Tile, ceramic, porcelain Ferrous and galvanized metal, stainless steel Rubber, PVC Aluminum, copper and their alloys
Concrete, brick, gypsum, plasterboard
Stone, granite, marble
Glass
Wood, chipboard, MDF, fiberboard, plywood
Tile, ceramic, porcelain
Ferrous and galvanized metal, stainless steel
Rubber, PVC
Aluminum, copper and their alloys
Tile roofing, slate, tinplate

FAQ: frost, contact bonding, clean-up

  • Really usable in winter?
    Yes, from -10 °C: the main advantage over acrylics, which do not work below freezing at all.

  • Clean-up?
    Acetone or petrol. Water will not touch it.

  • What is contact bonding?
    Coat both faces, wait until touch-dry, then join. The grab is instant, so position accurately first time.

  • Will it attack polystyrene?
    Yes. The solvent dissolves it. Use an acrylic adhesive or adhesive foam for EPS and XPS.

  • Indoors?
    Only with active ventilation; it is solvent-borne and smells strongly until dry.

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