Description
Provides exceptional water-resistant adhesion under extreme conditions. Won't harm tub surrounds and shower walls. White color won't show through. Can be used as tub and tile caulk, as well as adhesive. Unique adhesive formulated specifically for tub surrounds. Provides exceptional waterproof adhesion under extreme conditions. Won't harm most tub surrounds and shower walls. This high-performance formula requires only 1/8" bead for greater coverage, and light color won't show through most surrounds.
Features:
* This construction adhesive provides exceptional water resistant adhesion under extreme conditions
* Not only will it not harm tub surrounds or shower walls; the white color won't show through
* Liquid nails Tub Surround & Shower Wall Adhesive also qualifies as a "green glue" Safe for most fiberglass and plastic units Low odor, ideal for use in occupied areas Non Flammable Good initial tack
Specifications:
Viscosity: 350000 - 400000 cps | pH Range: 8 pH | Drying Time: 5 Days | Coverage: 30 Linear-ft | Nominal Capacity: 10 oz | Packing Type: Cartridge | Type: Water Borne | VOC Content: 66 g/L | Specific Gravity: 1.513 | Applicable Materials: Plywood, Plastic and Fiberglass | Warranty: Limited | Color: Bright White | Resists: Water, Heat and Steam | Form: Liquid | Odor/Scent: Mild Acrylic | Flash Point: 212 deg F | Temperature Range: 40 - 100 deg F Application, -20 to 200 deg F Service | Size: 10 oz | Manufacturer: Macco Adhesives | Manufacturer Part Number: LN-715 | Case Weight: 27 | General Information: Provides exceptional water-resistant adhesion under extreme conditions. Won't harm tub surrounds and shower walls. White color won't show through. Can be used as tub and tile caulk, as well as adhesive. Unique adhesive formulated specifically for tub surrounds. Provides exceptional waterproof adhesion under extreme conditions. Won't harm most tub surrounds and shower walls. This high-performance formula requires only 1/8" bead for greater coverage, and light color won't show through most surrounds.
