Everclear 2-component colour adhesive, beige Art. 12968

12 968 Everclear 2-component colour adhesive, beige 

The weather-resistant Everclear 2-component colour adhesive is ideally suited for a permanent bonding of large-area, light-coloured ceramics or hard stone on the outside. The creamy soft consistency also makes it suitable for vertical bonding of visible joints. There will be no discoloration afterwards!

Properties:

• colour: beige
• for indoor and outdoor use
• enables the use for vertical bonding of visible joints
• virtually non-yellowing
• excellent adhesion
• fast surface drying
• weather-resistant
• UV-stable
• wide adhesive joint gap possible
• solvent-free

The filler-containing 2-component colour adhesive can be processed very well due to its soft, stable consistency. The cartridge system ensures easy dosing and mixing. Thanks to the low shrinkage, there is only minimal tension in the adhesive layer. Due to its weather resistance and UV stability, Everclear 2-component colour adhesive is ideal for outdoor use.

You can choose between five different colours for colour-matched bonding:

• Everclear colour adhesive, white Art. 12965
• Everclear colour adhesive, white Art. 12966
• Everclear colour adhesive, cream Art. 12967
• Everclear colour adhesive, beige Art. 12968
• Everclear colour adhesive, grey Art. 12969

The Everclear 2-component colour adhesive can be easily applied using the 2-component joint gun Art. 12970 or the 2-component skeleton gun Art. 12987. In addition, we recommend to use our mixing nozzle, 12 pieces Art. 12971.

Everclear 2-component colour adhesive - easy application in just a few steps:

• Ensure in advance that the surface is clean, dust-free, completely dry and roughened.
• Remove the cartridge cap and insert the cartridge into the 2-component joint gun.
• Press the handle of the joint gun until the material emerges from both openings.
• Unscrew the mixing nozzle, do not use the first 10 cm of the material in the mixing nozzle.

At 20° C, the mixture can be used for approx. 20 minutes. The maximum strength is reached after approx.
48 hours at 20° C. You can accelerate the curing time by using heat.