Tix GLUE 50ml BISON

• She is very strong and very fast
• It does not drip or "run" in vertical joints. Possibility of correction during application
• Fills small gaps (suitable for materials that do not fit exactly together)
• Ideal for porous materials
• Ideal for sticking small areas (not suitable for large areas).
• Bonds almost all hard and flexible materials such as leather, many plastics such as hard PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride), ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene), PS (Polystyrene), Plexiglas acrylic resin^®, polycarbonate (Makrolon®), phenolic resins (Bakelite®), porcelain, ceramics, wood, metal, cork, felt, fabric (test for suitability first), rubber.
• Partially suitable for glass (over time the bond becomes brittle and weakens)

• Instant glue contains cyanoacrylate.
• Dangerous: sticks skin and eyelids together in seconds.
• Keep away from children.
• If skin contact has occurred, avoid forceful attempts to remove the adhesive. In such cases, the skin automatically rejects the glue. Then wash the skin with water.
• If the glue has got into the eyes, then keep the eyelids open, rinse immediately with water and consult a doctor. Unstick stuck fingers by soaking them thoroughly in water and then slowly pushing a pencil between them.

Advice

• If the skin sticks, wet as much as possible with warm soapy water and carefully remove without using force. Moisturize the skin afterwards.
• Another possibility is to rub the fingers in warm water and press a paper clip or wire together. After some time the fingers can be separated. Acetone or nail polish remover can also be used. As organic solvents also remove grease, we recommend using hand cream afterwards. If any glue spots remain, they can be cleaned with a pumice stone. If the product is sprayed into the eyes or mouth, the eyes or mouth should be held open and flushed with plenty of water. If necessary, seek medical advice.
• Due to the particular fumes created by cyanoacrylate adhesives, it is recommended to ventilate the premises well when using relatively large quantities.

1. To pierce the membrane, turn the cap on the tube well clockwise. Unscrew the cap to reveal the applicator – ready.
2. Apply a very thin layer of glue (in the amount of less than a drop) to a surface (a larger amount slows down the curing time significantly)!
3. The tip should be in contact with the surface when applying the glue. Immediately join the two parts and press for a short time (10-60 seconds) to allow the glue to spread over the entire surface.
4. Manual pressure is enough. When gluing metal the curing time can be shorter if before joining the two surfaces you breathe out briefly on the surface you have applied the glue. After use clean the tip with a dry cloth and replace the cap.
5. Try to expose the glue to the air as little as possible.

Save: Store in a dry, cool place where there is no chance of ice forming. Storage at a temperature below +5°C (in the refrigerator) ensures maximum shelf life.