
Apeko V1312 glue for fiberglass wallpapers for sticking heavy textile wallpapers, especially wallpapers made of fiberglass for gluing to wood, laminate, concrete, plaster, and wooden materials. Apeko wallpaper glue is a mixture of water dispersion and cellulose derivative with the addition of special additives and fungicidal substances. Special glue for fiberglass wallpapers and heavy fabric wallpapers.
For gluing heavy textile wallpapers, especially wallpapers made of fiberglass to wood, laminate, drywall, concrete, plaster, and particleboard. At least one of the bonded materials or substrates must be absorbent.
Consumption 140 to 190 g/m², 5 to 7 m² of coated area per 1 kg.
Water diluteable
With a brush, roller, or notched trowel.
The wallpapered surface must be free of loose particles, dust, and grease. Old chalk paints must be scraped off. Cracks and irregularities must be removed by plastering and filling. Metallic parts of the surface should be treated with a suitable anti-corrosive coating.
The wallpapered surface must be free of loose particles, dust, and grease. Old chalk paints must be scraped off. Cracks and irregularities must be removed by plastering and filling. Metallic parts of the surface should be treated with a suitable anti-corrosive coating. Apply the necessary layer of glue to the dry prepared surface and start gluing within two minutes. The wallpaper must be previously cut to the exact size and should not be soaked! Glue the wallpaper from top to bottom. Press the wallpaper down using a rubber roller from top to bottom and to the sides. Immediately remove any excess glue that has been pushed out using a damp sponge. Do not apply glue in surplus, as the wallpaper will not adhere perfectly to partially dried glue. The surrounding and substrate temperature must not be less than +10 °C.
The product is treated with a biocide. It contains a reactive mixture: 5-chlor-2-methylisothiazol-3(2H)-one [ES number 247-500-7] and 2-methylisothiazol-3(2H)-one [ES number 220-239-6] (3:1). It may cause allergic reactions.
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