Premium quality, brush grade, neoprene-based contact cement that meets the stringent requirements of the professional user. High strength and initial grab make it ideal for most projects. Fast-drying formula dries in 15-20 minutes. Offers high heat and water resistance when dry. Exceeds industry performance requirements. |
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Per manufacturer: We can only say that it will bond to most plastics. We recommend to get a small piece of fabric to use this on to test it out first before applying it to your aircraft.
This adhesive is a permanent adhesive. It will be fully cured after 72 hours. It's not a heat activated glue.
This can be tricky to answer. It would depend on the substrate and how thick it is applied. If the substrate is porous it will require more glue than if its a solid smooth surface. Rough coverage area is 216 sq. ft per gallon, so approx. 27 sq ft per pint can.
If it is on the cabin side of the firewall then it should be okay, its rated up to 180 F.
This material does not have FAA certs.