Bison Tix Contact Adhesive Gel

Strong bonding for a wide range of materials

A reliable contact adhesive is essential for repairs, DIY projects and renovation work. Bison Tix Contact Adhesive Gel creates a strong and durable bond between various materials without stretching after it has cured. The gel consistency makes the adhesive easy to apply, even on vertical surfaces. It stays in place without running or dripping, allowing for accurate and clean application.

Applications

Bison Tix Contact Adhesive Gel is suitable for bonding:

• Wood
• Rubber
• Leather
• Cork
• Textiles
• Metal
• Rigid plastics
• Laminate
• Veneer
• Various sheet materials

Ideal for repairs, craft projects, interior applications and general DIY work.

Application and practical tips

Ensure both surfaces are clean, dry, dust-free and grease-free before application. Apply a thin, even layer of adhesive to both surfaces. Allow the adhesive to dry until it becomes touch-dry, then firmly press both surfaces together. Once joined, an immediate strong bond is created, making repositioning virtually impossible. The gel formula allows precise application and is particularly suitable for difficult-to-reach areas.

Durable and efficient repairs

A high-quality contact adhesive allows damaged materials to be repaired instead of replaced. This helps extend the life of furniture, accessories and many other items while reducing unnecessary waste. Its strong and durable bond ensures reliable performance for everyday use.

FAQ

What is Bison Tix Contact Adhesive Gel used for?

It is designed for permanently bonding a wide range of materials during repairs, DIY projects and craft applications.

Which materials can I bond with this adhesive?

It is suitable for wood, rubber, leather, cork, textiles, metal, rigid plastics, laminate, veneer and various sheet materials.

Why choose the gel version?

The gel formula does not run or drip easily, making it easier to apply accurately.

Does the adhesive stretch after curing?

No. It forms a strong, durable bond without stretching.

Should I apply the adhesive to both surfaces?

Yes. For the best contact bond, apply the adhesive evenly to both surfaces before joining them.

Can I reposition the materials after pressing them together?

No. Once the surfaces are pressed together, a strong bond is created almost immediately, so accurate positioning beforehand is important.