Upholstery and Foam Spray Adhesive/Glue
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This Platinum 150 Spray adhesive is the best holding quick-drying formula for gluing upholstery to foam. Use it to bond foam to vinyl, and foam to foam. Simply spray it on and watch the magic happen before your eyes. This upholstery adhesive has a shorter open time and dries quicker compared to most other upholstery adhesives. This product can cut your adhesive usage in half. Comes in a 12oz spray can.
Common questions-
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Do you put it on both the vinyl and wall board?
"For a permanent bond, spray both surfaces. Allow adhesive to dry to a tack and bond."
"For a temporary and repositionable bond, spray one surface only."
2. Can you remove and reposition once together?
As above: "For a temporary and repositionable bond, spray one surface only."
3. Recommendations to do it right?
"Shake well before using. Hold can 8-12 inches from surface to be sprayed and keep can moving to achieve an even coat of adhesive."
"Combinations of high temperature and humidity can promote bond failure"
4. Safety: breathing masks, tape other areas off from overspray?
"Do not breathe mist or vapor. Wash thoroughly after handling. Use only outdoors or in a well-ventilated area. Wear protective gloves/protective clothing/eye protection/face protection."
Great for Temporary or Permanent bonds. No Chlorinated Solvents.
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Storage: Once used follow the instruction to clean out the nozzle properly and store the can upside down in a temperature-controlled climate to keep the spray adhesive from clogging up.
Need to Glue your flooring down and not vinyl. Try our Boat Flooring Adhesive
This product is not recommended for clear vinyl applications.
VOC-compliant in all 50 states.
WARNING: Prop 65 Disclaimer
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Ideal for | Upholstery, Foam |
| Bond Types | Vinyl to Vinyl, Foam to Vinyl, Foam to Foam |
| Open Time | Shorter |
| Drying Time | Quicker |
| Material Coverage | Reduced Usage (up to 50%) |
| Container Size | 12oz Spray Can |
| Bond Strength | Temporary or Permanent |
| VOC Compliance | All 50 States |
| Chlorinated Solvents | None |
| Storage | Upside Down, Temperature Controlled |
| Not Recommended For | Clear Vinyl |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ'S)
This adhesive boasts a shorter open time and dries much faster compared to most other upholstery adhesives. However, the exact drying time can vary depending on factors like application thickness and ventilation. Refer to the product label or manufacturer's instructions for specific details.
This adhesive is specifically formulated for bonding vinyl to vinyl, foam to vinyl, and foam to foam, making it ideal for upholstery projects.
No, Platinum 150 is not recommended for flooring, especially not vinyl flooring. For floor adhesion needs, the manufacturer suggests their Boat Flooring Adhesive.
Due to the strong bond of Platinum 150, you may require less adhesive compared to other options. The exact amount will depend on the size and nature of your project. It's always recommended to estimate your needs and have extra adhesive on hand to avoid delays.
For optimal performance and to prevent clogging, follow the instructions on the can for proper nozzle cleaning after use. Store the can upside down in a cool, dry place to maintain its effectiveness.
This adhesive is formulated without chlorinated solvents, making it a safer choice compared to some other options in the market. Always refer to the product label and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for detailed information and safety precautions.
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