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4 x Adhesive Bank mat Stone liner Slope mat for the Pond liner 290 ml White

Name: 4 x Adhesive Bank mat Stone liner Slope mat for the Pond liner 290 ml White
Brand: AQUAGART
SKU: 1010011395
Price: 107.74 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3 (1 reviews)

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Product information

Description

General description

This adhesive bank mat stone liner slope mat is specially designed for pond liners, ensuring a strong and lasting bond. It is solvent-free, making it safe for both fish and plants, and is resistant to UV radiation, weather, and aging. This versatile adhesive is suitable for various applications in and around the garden, including aquariums and paludariums.

Technical specifications

Color: White

Content: 290 ml per cartridge

Immediate adhesion

Adheres even on wet surfaces

Weather and aging resistant

UV stable

Water resistant

Solvent-free

Installation

Apply the adhesive to the back of the material to be bonded.

Quickly place the piece on the desired location.

Press it firmly all around.

Using a board underneath is recommended for soft surfaces.

Usage

This adhesive is not only ideal for bonding bank mats but also works effectively for various other bonding tasks around the home and garden, including materials such as metal, plastic, glass, wood, and stone.

Features

Brand
AQUAGART
Colour
White
Weight
5 kg
Pcs per pack
4 part(s)
Consistency
Putty
Suitable for food contact
Yes
Material
Plastic
UV resistant
Yes
Solvent-free
Yes
Type of glue
Multi-use glue
Type of packaging
Cartridge
Glue use
Multi-use glue
ManoMano Reference
ME6510747
MMID
338369466513
Product code
1010011395
EAN
4251682578257

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