Bison Kit® Universal Pressure Glue 650ml by Bison, Made in the Netherlands

This product is Bison Kit® Universal , the original and renowned liquid adhesive (contact adhesive) based on neoprene rubber. It features superior instant bonding when two surfaces come into contact, making it ideal for large areas and materials subjected to pressure and tension.

Product Technical Information File

⚡ Original and Instant Contact Adhesive (Bonds Instantly): Once the two surfaces are pressed together, the bond is immediate and permanent without the need for waiting or lengthy installation, making it the first choice for quick repairs and everyday projects.

💪 Superb and tough structural bonding strength: Super strong liquid glue specially designed to fit materials and parts subjected to tension, compression, and continuous mechanical stress.

🛠️ Ideal for all decoration and laminating work: The best choice for gluing wood veneer, Formica® panels, plastic panels, and metals onto large wooden surfaces.

🪵👟 Incredibly versatile: It adheres with tremendous efficiency to wood, veneer panels, rubber, leather, cork, fabric, soundproofing foam (Polyether foam), as well as repairing shoes, bags, toys, and carpets.

🌦️ Completely resistant to moisture and freezing: It features a durable formula that protects it from moisture and extreme cold, ensuring that the adhesion remains strong and stable in various conditions.

🌡️ High temperature tolerance: It has excellent stability under temperatures ranging from (-40°C) to (+70°C).

🖌️ Liquid and easy to spread: Liquid consistency that is easy to spread and distribute evenly over large areas using a brush or notched trowel.

⚖️ Packaging and coverage: It comes in an economical tin can, and the package covers an area of 2 to 2.5 square meters per liter when painting on both surfaces.

Bison Kit Universal Ultra Strength Liquid Contact Glue (Alternative to Formica and Leather)

For best results, apply the glue evenly to both surfaces, let it dry for 10 to 40 minutes (until it doesn't stick to your finger when you touch it), then press the surfaces together firmly and press them down well using a rubber mallet or a staple roller.