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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:
- Prepare clean, dry, and oil-free surfaces
- Apply adhesive evenly on both surfaces using brush or trowel
- Allow to dry for 3–5 minutes until touch dry
- Join surfaces with firm, even pressure
- 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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