Marble & Granite Adhesive, 10 oz (LN-933)
Item #407716
$11.47
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Description
Liquid Nails® Marble & Granite Adhesive, LN-933, is a polyurethane construction adhesive formulated for a wide range of temperatures and moisture conditions for a strong bond in any room in the house, or outside. Formulated for adhering marble, granite, quartz, solid surfaces and other similar materials to most common construction materials.
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Recommended For bonding marble, granite, cultured and engineered stone to:
- Marble
- Granite
- Cultured Stone
- Engineered Stone
- Quartz
- Solid Surface Materials
Not Recommended For:
- Flooring applications
- Underwater applications
Product Advantages:
- Will not stain
- Heat & Water resistant
- Ideal for solid surfaces
- High strength bond
- Interior & Exterior
- Exceeds ASTM C-557 specifi cations
- 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
- VOC Compliant
This product cannot ship to Hawaii or Alaska.
Directions
Surface preparation:
Surfaces must be clean, dry, structurally sound and free of loose paint or other materials.
- Sand and roughen high-gloss paint
- Cut nozzle at a 45° angle to a 1/4" bead size
- Puncture inner seal with nail or wire
Applying The Product:
Countertops: Apply a 1/4" continuous bead to contact areas. Press fi rmly into place. Backsplashes, baseboards and window sills: Apply a zigzag 1/4" bead to each material to be bonded. Press materials fi rmly into place. Bracing is recommended for vertical applications; 12 hours.
*Solid surface materials i.e. Corian® or Wilsonart®: Lightly sand areas where you will be applying the adhesive. Then apply a 1/4" bead around the perimeter of the surface to be joined. Press fi rmly into place. Bracing is recommended for vertical applications; 12 hours.
Clean-up:
Use mineral spirits for wet adhesive. Scrape off dry material.
Disposal:
Contains organic solvents which may cause adverse effects to the environment if disposed of improperly. Place empty containers in normal refuse for disposal. Contact your sanitation department or household hazardous waste coordinator for information concerning possible re-use or disposal of unused solvent-containing adhesives and/or sealants.