Does not create bubbles.
High Tack adhesive spreads smoothly on the surface and does not create bubbles. It provides homogeneous adhesion during application, helping you achieve a professional, clean, and durable result.
Solvent-free.
High Tack, a solvent-free product, is odorless and environmentally friendly. Its harmless formula makes it safe for both indoor and outdoor use.
Paintable
High Tack adhesive can be painted with water-based or synthetic paint after it dries. Its paintable nature ensures aesthetic integrity in projects, offering a harmonious look with the surfaces it blends with.
High Tack
What is High Tack?
High Tack is a strong assembly adhesive with exceptionally high initial tack strength, capable of bonding even heavy materials without requiring additional support. Frequently used in the building and construction industry, its flexible structure and high durability make it a preferred solution for professionals. It provides quick results on a wide range of surfaces including wood, metal, concrete, PVC, and ceramics, reducing the use of screws or dowels in most projects. It is easy to apply, does not bubble, and offers reliable performance in various climatic conditions.
High Tack Features
- High initial adhesion: Provides strong adhesion even on vertical surfaces without the need for additional support.
- Bubble-free: Thanks to its stable formula, it spreads evenly on the surface, providing a smooth and clean application.
- Solvent-free: It has an odorless chemical composition that is friendly to health and the environment.
- Moisture and water resistance: Maintains its durability both indoors and outdoors, even in harsh conditions.
- Elastic structure: Adapts to vibrations and surface movements, reducing the risk of cracking.
- Paintable surface: Once dry, it can be easily painted with water-based or synthetic paints.
- Compatible with many surfaces: It performs strongly on many surfaces such as wood, aluminum, brick, concrete, PVC, and marble.
- Long-lasting durability: Provides lasting results without yellowing, loosening, or loss of adhesion over time.
Applications of High Tack
- Assembly and fastening works
It is used for quick fastening of heavy panels, decorative boards, metal profiles, and wooden elements. - Construction and renovation projects
It is preferred in the construction industry for the installation of door frames, skirting boards, wall panels, metal fittings, and various building elements. - Home renovation applications
It provides a secure hold for shelves, mirrors, small furniture pieces, decorative items, and other household assembly tasks. - Heat and sound insulation panels
It is a powerful solution for quickly fixing XPS, EPS, rock wool and similar panels. - Industrial assemblies
Metal structures can be used for temporary or permanent fastening purposes in machine parts or various production lines. - Advertising and signage applications
It offers a strong and practical hold for mounting totems, signs, plexiglass, panels and similar advertising products.
High Tack Practice Tips
- Ensure surfaces are clean, dry, and dust-free; dirty surfaces weaken adhesion.
- Before application, cut the tip of the cartridge at an angle and apply the product to the surface in even lines.
- After placing the material to be glued, apply gentle pressure for a few seconds.
- Adding extra trim to the edges of very heavy materials provides a more stable grip.
- Avoiding impacts that would stress the surfaces during the curing process will result in a more robust outcome.
High Tack Color Options
High Tack Logistics Information
Product Name
Contents
Package
Quantity per box
Number of Pallets
High Tack
310 ml
Kartuş
12
2.280
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Frequently Asked Questions
We've answered frequently asked questions about High Tack for you.
High Tack provides high adhesion to many surfaces such as wood, metal, concrete, PVC, drywall, stone, and ceramic. It is frequently used in assembly, repair, panel fixing, and decorative applications.
The cartridge is inserted into the gun and applied to a clean surface in a thin strip. The parts are immediately joined and gently pressed together. In most applications, it provides a strong grip without requiring additional support.
High Tack has high water resistance and can be safely used indoors and outdoors. Because it is resistant to rain and moisture, it is preferred for bathroom, kitchen, and exterior applications.
Yes, once High Tack is completely dry, it can be easily painted with water-based or synthetic paints. This ensures an aesthetically pleasing look and harmony on the applied surface.
High Tack adhesive provides surface adhesion in approximately 10-20 minutes, depending on ambient temperature. Full curing time is generally 24 hours, after which it reaches its maximum strength.
