Morrells Probond PVA Adhesive

Morrells Probond PVA Adhesive is suitable for porous surfaces and woodworking joints, and is ideal for use by craftsman, hobbyists, painters and decorators alike. Can be used as a high performance sealer, primer, bonding agent and dust proofer. With good durability, it's perfect for use on hundreds of porous surfaces to seal and promote adhesion.

Also known as "poly vinyl acetate", PVA glue is most commonly used on furniture, wood, MDF, chipboard and plywood or as a water-proofing agent in cement or mortar mixes. With its clear drying formula, PVA adhesive is also suitable for use on leather, cardboard and many other materials. Being water-based, PVA glue can be painted on any surface. This said, however, as it needs to be absorbed by the surface to be glued it will not stick two non absorbent surfaces together.

For best results, ensure the surface to be sealed or glued is clean, dry and free from dust, dirt, grease or any other surface contaminants prior to applying Morrells Probond PVA Adhesive.

Always do a test area before starting any project to test product performance and results. Follow the manufacturers instructions on the container at all times.

1. Apply the PVA glue evenly and accurately to one of the surfaces
2. Clamp both surfaces together
3. Using a damp, lint-free cloth, carefully remove any excess glue from furniture or wood immediately after clamping
4. Ensure that ALL excess glue is removed from furniture or wood as this may affect the penetration of any colour or wood finish that is later applied to the furniture or wood
5. Allow to dry for at least 30 minutes before handling
6. Several coats of PVA adhesive may be required depending on the task and the surface being sealed, bonded or glued

Some Points of Note

• Ensure that the container is tightly closed after use
• Do not allow Morrells Probond PVA Adhesive adhesive to freeze

When using the Morrells Probond PVA a firm bond is usually achieved in around 4 hours, with a fully hardened bond within 24 hours.