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WHERE TO USE
Ultrabond Super Grip is used for bonding baseboards and profiles in PVC, rubber, wood, gypsum, polystyrene and metal
on all types of substrates normally used for building walls.
Some application examples
Ultrabond Super Grip is a one-component, thixotropic, deformable, acrylic resin-based adhesive in water dispersion
characterised by a high initial hold (“sucker effect”).
It is recommended, therefore, for deformable bonds where high initial tack and a strong final bond are required and may
be used to replace or supplement traditional mechanical fasteners when constructing and assembling components and
trims in the building and industrial sectors.
It is ideal for bonding building materials such as wood, cement-based products, bricks, gypsum, polystyrene,
polyurethane, cork, PVC and metal on dry, absorbent internal substrates.
Ultrabond Super Grip is used in particular for bonding skirting boards, beading, decorative panels, cable trunking,
insulating and soundproofing materials, trims around doors and windows and coating panels and for localised repairs in
wooden and ceramic floor and wall coverings.

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Ultrabond Super Grip is an acrylic adhesive in water dispersion, which is available in a white-coloured paste form. The
product has excellent filling properties and is also suitable for filling small cracks.
Ultrabond Super Grip has high initial bond strength, which makes it particularly suitable for bonding finishes on vertical
surfaces without the risk of slipping (sucker effect), so the use of clamps and/or studs is not required.
Once hardened, Ultrabond Super Grip has excellent resistance to damp and heat.
Ultrabond Super Grip is solvent-free, does not give off unpleasant smells and has very low emission of volatile organic
compounds and is certified therefore, as EC1 Plus.

RECOMMENDATIONS
· Only lay materials in the recommended temperature range, usually between +10°C and +35°C.
· The product is not suitable for carrying out stucco work on render.
· Do not apply the product on old adhesive or paintwork.
· At least one of the two materials bonded together must be absorbent, otherwise it will take longer for the adhesive to
harden.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE
Preparation of the substrate
The product may be used on all types of substrates normally used in the building industry, as long as they are absorbent,
well-cured, dry, relatively flat, solid, clean and free of dust, loose parts, cracks, paintwork, wax, oil, rust, traces of gypsum
and any other product which may impede bonding