AEROSEAL is a modified neoprene contact adhesive specially formulated for bonding AEROFLEX insulating materials firmly together. It is also, ideal for use with other materials like metal (painted/unpainted) cork board, polyurethane foam rigid PVC sheet, Formica, melamine board and rubber sheets. The high water vapor resistance and good weathering properties of AEROSEAL can prevent water or moisture from penetrating the joining points. AEROSEAL forms, a permanent bonding between the applied materials for long lasting service.

1. Surfaces should be dry and clean.

2. Stir AEROSEAL well before applying a thin and even coat onto both joining surfaces by using a short hair brush, spreader, or metal blade.

3. Allow the solvents in AEROSEAL to evaporate until the adhesive becomes dry to touch, but tacky, before joining the materials together normally 5-30 minutes.

4. Bonding is possible within 2 minutes after application if used on absorbent or permeable materials such as AEROFLEX Insulation, cork board and chipboard. If applied on nonabsorbent or nonpermeable materials like rubber or metal, a minimum of 5 minutes should elapse before the surfaces can be bonded.

5. Press the surfaces to be bonded together.

AEROSEAL can be preserved for at least six months in air tight containers. Recommended storage temperature range from +5 °C to +35 °C. Avoid keeping AEROSEAL under conditions that are out of the recommended storage temperature range. Work in well-ventilated areas to avoid inhalation of vapor from solvents. which in is inflammable and subject to legislation regulating their storage and use. Keep away from fire and materials which may cause fire such as paper, cloth, plastic, etc. AEROSEAL contents flammable liquid but the dried material is a self-extinguish adhesive.

Appearance :	Black viscous liquid
Total Solids :	22 +/- 2 %
Viscosity at 25°C :	3,500 - 4,500.
Specific Gravity:	0.88 -0.90
Coverage :	130-180 Ft2/gallon adhesive both (3- 4.5 M2/litre)
Open - Time :	5-10 minutes