HARD PLASTICS ADHESIVE
Bostik Hard Plastic Adhesive is a water resistant polyurethane solvent-based plastic glue for tough repairs on most rigid and clear plastics. This Bostik glue bonds PVC-U, ABS and high polystyrene, and can also be used on wood, metal and leather. It gives a fast-setting, long-lasting bond with very good water resistance and heat resistance up to +60°C.
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Product overview
Bostik Hard Plastic Adhesive is a water resistant polyurethane solvent-based plastic adhesive made for tough household repairs. This strong adhesive for plastic forms an instant permanent bond, is fast setting, long lasting, non-stain and easy to apply. It is designed to bond most rigid plastics, including PVC-U, ABS and high polystyrene, making it a practical plastic glue for common DIY repair tasks.
Surface Compatibility
Bostik Hard Plastic bonds most rigid plastics, including PVC-U, ABS and high polystyrene. This Bostik glue is also useful for most clear plastics, wood, metal and leather. For best results, all surfaces must be clean, dry and free from dust, dirt and grease before applying the adhesive. It is not an epoxy glue for plastic or acrylic glue for plastic.
Features & benefits
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Bonds most hard plastics including PVC-U, ABS and High Polystyrene
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Ultra strong, long lasting, and fast setting bond
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Water resistant
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High impact polystyrene
Documents & Resources
Bostik DIY Philippines Repair - Hard Plastic Technical Data Sheet (268.03 KB)
Bostik DIY Philippines Repair - Hard Plastic Safety Data Sheet (115.87 KB)
How to use
For best results, ensure surfaces are dry, clean and free from dust and grease. Wearing gloves is recommended.
Application
- Remove tube cap. Using a brush, spread a thin layer of the adhesive evenly over both surfaces.
- Leave the coated surfaces until the adhesive is no longer tacky, approximately 10 minutes at normal room temperature.
- Once glue is no longer tacky, ensure surfaces are accurately aligned and then press firmly together. They will stick immediately.
This plastic to plastic adhesive can be used for repairing household items made from compatible hard and clear plastics. It is suitable as an adhesive for plastic to plastic, and may also be used for sticking most clear plastics, wood, metal and leather. For users searching for pandikit sa plastic, Bostik Hard Plastic provides a strong bonding solution for compatible plastic repairs.
Cleaning
- After use, wipe the nozzle with a clean dry cloth (avoiding skin contact).
- Bostik Hard Plastics adhesive can be removed using acetone before set. Solvents can damage some surfaces, therefore carry out a test on a small area first.
Limitations
Always test before use, especially on sensitive surfaces, as solvents may damage some materials. This plastic adhesive is not suitable for polyolefins such as PP and PE, or for silicone. The product is highly flammable, so keep it away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources. Use outdoors or in a well-ventilated area, avoid inhaling vapours, and keep out of reach of children. Repositioning may be difficult after pressing, so align surfaces carefully before bonding.
FAQs
There is glue on my fingers and I can't remove it, what should I do?
Rinse your fingers immediately with plenty of warm soapy water and do not pull on the skin that has been glued. If glue remains after using warm soapy water, it will often de-bond within a couple of days due to general wear and tear and the natural oils in the skin. If skin irritation occurs, consult a doctor.
Can you repair leather with super glue?
No, super glue is not recommended for repairing leather.
For the best results, use Bostik Leather Repair, which is specifically designed for repairing leather and imitation leather. Its flexible bond helps the repair move with the material and remain durable over time.
Super glue does not provide the flexibility typically required for effective leather repairs, which can affect the long-term performance of the bond.
How do I prepare the surfaces to be glued?
- Ensure surfaces are clean; dry free from grease and loose materials.
- For best results, surfaces and surroundings should be pleasantly warm.
- Take out a sheet of dots from the wallet.
- Fold and then tear off, along the perforations, to remove as many dots as required.
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