SPRAY ADHESIVE
Quick and easy spray for light application of adhesive
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Product overview
Bostik Spray Adhesive is a multi-purpose spray adhesive that provides a quick and easy way to lightly apply adhesive to both small and large areas.
Features & benefits
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Safe, quick drying
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Heat resistant, suitable for use in heat prone areas
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Specifically designed for flat sheet laminating
Downloads & resources
Bostik DIY Malaysia Stationery Craft Spray Adhesive Technical Data Sheet (221.61 KB)
Bostik DIY Malaysia Stationery Craft Spray Adhesive Safety Data Sheet (701.74 KB)
How to use
Spray Adhesive can be used for mounting photographs, printed materials, artwork, labelling, lining shelves with paper, sticking foils, and many other household solutions. It is ideal for:
- Paper
- Fabrics, including felt
- Cork
- Rubber
- Polyurethane foam
- Fibreglass
FAQs
How do you clean spray adhesive residue?
To clean Bostik Spray Adhesive residue or overspray, wipe the affected area as soon as possible using a cloth dampened with mineral turpentine.
Prompt cleaning helps prevent adhesive build-up and makes residue easier to remove. The same method can also be used to clean the spray nozzle after use to keep the product working effectively.
Is Spray Adhesive flammable?
Yes, Bostik Spray Adhesive is flammable and should be kept away from heat, sparks, open flames and other sources of ignition.
When using spray adhesive, work in a well-ventilated area and follow all safety instructions on the product packaging. Avoid exposing aerosol containers to high temperatures or direct heat sources.
What is Fast Tak Permanent Spray Adhesive and how do you use it?
Bostik Fast Tak Permanent Spray Adhesive is a permanent contact adhesive supplied in an aerosol format. It is suitable for bonding a wide range of materials, including paper, card, foam, leather, rubber, plastic, metal, wood, stone and concrete.
To use Bostik Fast Tak Permanent Spray Adhesive, shake the can thoroughly before application. Spray evenly from a distance of 15 to 20 cm, allow the adhesive to become touch dry for a few seconds, then carefully align the surfaces and press them firmly together.
What does viscosity mean?
Viscosity describes how easily a liquid flows. A low-viscosity adhesive is thinner and flows more easily, while a high-viscosity adhesive is thicker and is less likely to run or drip.
In adhesives and sealants, viscosity can affect application, spreadability and how the product performs on vertical or horizontal surfaces.
How long can Spray Adhesive be stored?
Bostik Spray Adhesive can be stored for up to 12 months from the date of manufacture when stored as directed.
For best results, store the product in a cool, dry place between-5°C and +25°C, out of direct sunlight. Proper storage helps maintain performance throughout the product's shelf life.
What do you use spray glue for?
Bostik Spray Adhesive can be used for mounting photographs, printed materials, artwork, labels, shelf lining paper and many other craft and household applications. It provides a quick and easy way to apply adhesive evenly across both small and large surfaces.
It is suitable for bonding materials such as paper, fabrics including felt, cork, rubber, polyurethane foam and fibreglass.
What should you do before using T170 Air Spray?
Before using Bostik T170 Air Spray, make sure the item or area you want to clean is accessible and free from loose objects that could be disturbed by compressed air.
Hold the can upright during use and direct short bursts of air at the area being cleaned. Bostik T170 Air Spray is designed to remove dust and debris from hard-to-reach locations such as keyboards, electronic components, machine parts, cameras and instruments.
Which spray adhesive is best?
The best spray adhesive depends on the materials you are bonding and the application. Bostik Spray Adhesive is suitable for mounting photographs, printed materials, artwork, labels and shelf lining paper, and provides a quick and easy way to apply adhesive to both small and large areas.
It is ideal for materials including paper, fabrics such as felt, cork, rubber, polyurethane foam and fibreglass.
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