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Everbuild Pinkgrip Solvent Free White 380ml

Name: Everbuild Pinkgrip Solvent Free White 380ml
Brand: EVERBUILD
SKU: EVEPINKWE
Price: 7.05 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This EVERBUILD PINKGRIP is a solvent-free, environmentally friendly formulation, white version of the brand-leading Pinkgrip Direct Bond Adhesive. It provides strong adhesion to most surfaces and is designed for quick, direct bonding without the need for additional support or fasteners. The adhesive is ideal for various bonding applications on building sites, including dado rails, architraves, skirting, wall cladding, battens, carpet gripper systems, stair nosing, and securing panels to frameworks or portable structures.

Technical specifications

Color: White

Size: 380ml

Compatibility and accessories

Suitable for bonding wood, metal, concrete, plaster, and most common building surfaces

Installation

Apply directly to clean, dry, or damp surfaces

Press surfaces together firmly within the open time

Reposition if necessary before the adhesive sets

Usage

Use for bonding dado rails, architraves, skirting, wall cladding, battens, carpet gripper systems, stair nosing, and panels

Apply to one surface and press together firmly

Allow sufficient curing time for strong adhesion

Other information

The adhesive can be applied to damp surfaces and is easy to clean with water

Enhanced slump resistance allows for quick bonding without temporary support

High solids formulation offers excellent gap filling properties with minimal shrinkage

Extended open time allows for easy repositioning after fixing

Good “nip off” quality prevents messy stringing of adhesive

Features

Brand
EVERBUILD
Colour
White
Weight
1 kg
Pcs per pack
1 part(s)
Origin
Made in the United Kingdom

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