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Everbond Brush Contact Adhesive

Fast-drying, brushable contact adhesive with high heat resistance and strong bonding for laminates, foams, and various surfaces.
Vendor: Adheseal
SKU: CONTBRUSH/20
Availability: In Stock
$199.49
$199.49
Prices do not include GST
Physical Properties
Chemical properties: One-component polychloroprene
Colour: Yellow
Packaging options: 4l, 20l pail
Specific gravity: 0.81 kg/l
Consistency: Thixotropic liquid
Solid content by mass: 17%
Application temperature: 10°c to 35°c (50°f to 95°f)
Coverage rate: 6–8 m² per litre
Shelf life: 12 months from date of production
Storage temperature: 10°c to 25°c (50°f to 77°f)
Clean up: Acetone
Heat resistance: 120°c+ with 2p additive
Compliance: Worksafe australia safety standards
Shipping & Delivery

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Everbond Brush Contact Adhesive
Vendor: Adheseal
Everbond Brush Contact Adhesive
$199.49
Vendor: Adheseal
Everbond Brush Contact Adhesive
$199.49
Size: 20L
Use Everbond Brush Contact for: Strong, fast-drying bonds in laminate, foam, and upholstery applications where high heat and water resistance are essential.

Everbond Brush Contact is a premium-grade, brushable contact adhesive designed for professionals requiring fast initial grab, excellent heat resistance, and superior bonding strength. Ideal for the laminate and foam fabrication industries, this one-component adhesive is easy to apply, dries quickly, and offers exceptional performance across a wide range of substrates including timber, laminates, rubber, and metals. Trusted by trades for automotive and furniture upholstery, it ensures a reliable, long-lasting bond even under demanding Australian conditions.

Key Features of Everbond Brush Contact

  • Fast dry time (3-5 minutes) for increased productivity
  • High heat resistance for durability in tough environments
  • Broad adhesion range for various substrates including timber, metal, and plastic laminates
  • Easy application by brush, rollcoater, or notched trowel
  • Resistant to water and ageing for long-term performance

Technical Overview

  • Chemical Properties: One-component polychloroprene
  • Application Temperature Range: 10°C to 35°C (50°F to 95°F)
  • Density: 0.81 kg/L
  • Consistency: Thixotropic liquid
  • Solid Content by Mass: Approximately 17%
  • Coverage Rate: 6–8 m² per litre

Trade Professional Information

  • Required Tools: Brush, rollcoater, tooth-comb, or notched trowel
  • Trade-Specific Tips: Avoid excessive adhesive; ensure touch-dry state before bonding to prevent weak bonds or blistering
  • Common Issues and Solutions: Entrapped solvents cause bond failure—ensure proper flash-off time and even pressure during application

Storage and Shelf Life

  • Storage Requirements: Store in original packaging, dry conditions, out of sunlight, between 10°C and 25°C
  • Shelf Life Information: 12 months from production date
  • Temperature Considerations: Do not apply below 10°C; ideal application at 20°C

Certifications

  • Complies with WorkSafe Australia safety standards
  • Tested for Australian climate conditions
  • Manufacturer quality control certified

Frequently Asked Questions About Everbond Brush Contact

Q: How should Everbond Brush Contact be applied for best results?

A: Apply evenly to both surfaces using a brush or notched trowel. Wait 3–5 minutes until touch dry, then press firmly together to ensure strong bonding.

Q: How does the adhesive perform in high-temperature environments?

A: Everbond Brush Contact offers high heat resistance, withstanding temperatures above 120°C when used with the 2P additive, ensuring bond integrity.

Q: What substrates is this adhesive compatible with?

A: It bonds to timber, laminates, rubber, leather, fabric, MDF, metal, and more. Always test on your specific materials for optimal compatibility.

Q: What can cause a weak bond or failure?

A: Applying too much adhesive, bonding before it’s touch dry, or working below 10°C may cause failures. Always follow proper flash-off and pressure techniques.

Q: Are there safety precautions I should follow?

A: Wear gloves, ensure good ventilation, and avoid skin contact. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet for detailed handling and disposal guidelines.

Use Everbond Brush Contact for:

  • Laminate fabrication in kitchen and joinery applications
  • Automotive upholstery including trims and brackets
  • Furniture upholstery bonding for durable finishes
  • Construction adhesive tasks involving timber, MDF, and concrete

Why Use Everbond Brush Contact:

  • Fast application saves time on-site or in workshop
  • Reliable bonding strength in demanding environments
  • Versatile across multiple substrates for diverse tasks
  • Resists ageing and moisture for lasting results

How to apply Everbond Brush Contact:

  1. Prepare clean, dry, and oil-free surfaces
  2. Apply adhesive evenly on both surfaces using brush or trowel
  3. Allow to dry for 3–5 minutes until touch dry
  4. Join surfaces with firm, even pressure
  5. Ensure no adhesive pools or entrapped solvents

Everbond Brush Contact limitations:

  • Do not use below 10°C – may result in condensation and weak bonds
  • Not suitable for porous materials unless tested – bleeding may occur
  • Excessive adhesive or early bonding causes solvent entrapment and failure

Safety precautions when using Everbond Brush Contact:

  • Personal Protective Equipment: Gloves, safety goggles, and protective clothing
  • Ventilation: Use in well-ventilated area to avoid inhalation of fumes
  • Handling: Avoid skin contact, clean up with acetone immediately after use
  • Refer to SDS for detailed hazard and first aid information

Everbond Brush Contact can be used on the following substrates:

  • Timber – ensure surface is clean and dry
  • Plastic laminates – including cloth and polyester backed vinyl
  • Rubber sheets and leather – test for material compatibility
  • Concrete and glass – ensure non-porous and dust-free
  • Metal sheets – degreased and clean
  • MDF and particleboard – suitable for furniture and cabinetry

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