Crc Greenstik Vinyl Adhesive 4L
Crc Greenstik Vinyl Adhesive 4L
ADOS GreenStik Vinyl Flooring Adhesive is a high viscosity, low slump product with long tack off formulated for all commercial and residential vinyl installations. It provides superior adhesion to most flooring substrates such as hardwood, plywood, particle board, timber and concrete including unsealed timber, porous surfaces and surfaces with slight imperfections.
Easy repositioning while adhesive is still wet allows more time for working large areas. It can easily be cleaned up with water and dries to a clear colourless film. Once dried it is resistant to water and to the effects of plasticiser migration from PVC materials warranting a durable reliable bond.
ADOS GreenStik Vinyl Flooring Adhesive is an environmentally and user friendly adhesive with professional strength. It is a multi purpose flooring adhesive that will adhere to almost all types of flooring materials such as vinyl and carpet with all types of backing, ranging from foam to hessian.
Features & Benefits:
Water resistant – Suitable for use in kitchens and bathrooms. Not suitable for permanent immersion in water.
Dries clear and colourless – Seamless repairs. Non-staining.
High viscosity, low slump – Ideal for use on porous and slightly imperfect surfaces.
Easy repositioning while still wet.
Long tack off – More time for working large areas.
Resistant to the effects of plasticiser migration.
Exceptionally Low VOC – For improved air quality and reduced health risks particularly for those with allergies and chemical sensitivities.
Low Odour – Installer friendly. No harmful fumes. Suitable for use in confined spaces and areas without ventilation.
Non-toxic – Beneficial for your health and a good choice for the environment.
Non-flammable – For a safe work environment.
No solvents – Ideal for bonding materials likely to be damaged by solvent based products.
Easy clean up with water.
Made in NZ for NZ conditions.
Suitable for most flooring materials and all types of backing.
Isocyanate free.
