WOOD FIX
Suitable for interior areas that expose to high humidity
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Product overview
Bostik Woodfix D3 has been developed as a water adhesive based on polyvinyl acetate copolymer emulsion for pressure sensitive adhesive application.
Bostik Woodfix D3 has high molecular weight with optimum particle size distribution. It is supplied unplasticized.
How to use
- Ideal for mounting around window & door frames.
- Bonding all panels (OSB, wood, plasterboards, drywalls, insulation board).
- Bonding masonry elements (windowsill, brickwall) and decorative elements.
- Gap filling around pipes, penetration surfaces and more.
- All materials except for PE, PP, PC, PMMA, PTFE, soft plastics, neoprene and bituminous substrates.
- Not suitable for permanent water load.
- Not suitable for filling in cavities with insufficient moisture.
- Interior & Exterior.
Storage
Storage: Store in a dry and cool place below 30°C (recommended to store product around 20°C for optimal storage). Must be kept in tightly closed containers.
FAQs
What needs to be done before applying Wood Fix?
Before applying Bostik Wood Fix, ensure the surfaces are clean, dry, stable and free from dust, grease and other contaminants.
For the best bonding results, make sure the parts fit together correctly and remove any residue that could interfere with adhesion. Proper preparation helps improve bond quality and reliability when repairing or assembling wooden items.
What is the best way to remove Wood Fix from skin?
If Bostik Wood Fix gets on your fingers or skin, remove any excess adhesive as quickly as possible before it cures.
Surplus adhesive can be cleaned away using nail varnish remover or acetone. To help avoid accidental skin contact, gloves are recommended when using Bostik Wood Fix.
How long can Wood Fix be stored?
Bostik Wood Fix can be stored for up to 12 months when kept under the recommended storage conditions.
For best results, store the product in a cool, dry location between +10°C and +25°C and protect it from moisture and adverse weather conditions. Proper storage helps maintain adhesive performance throughout its shelf life.
When should you use Wood Fix instead of Super Glue?
Use Bostik Wood Fix when repairing, assembling or bonding wood materials. The adhesive is specifically designed for wood applications and is suitable for wood joints, furniture repairs and other woodworking projects.
Choose Bostik Super Glue when you need a fast-curing cyanoacrylate adhesive for quick repairs and precision bonding. For projects involving wood where a dedicated wood adhesive is preferred, Bostik Wood Fix is generally the more suitable option because it has been developed specifically for wood bonding applications.
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.
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