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SOLVENT RELEASE ADHESIVES
Most lacquer, rubber or plastic base adhesives are the solvent-release type. They are universal and easy to apply with no special prepara-
tion required. However, they are limited in their application as they are not suitable for cementing non-porous surfaces such as metals,
glass, glazed ceramics and others, due to the inability of the solvent to evaporate quickly, except around the edges. They do work very well
if one or both of the bonding surfaces consists of material which has some porosity.
Service Cement
A quick-drying and waterproof clear adhesive
which forms a strong, hard but vibration-
resistant bond with minimal shrinkage. A true
universal adhesive for shop, industry, home
and hobby use. Ideal for speaker repairs. May
also be used for gluing porous or semi-porous
materials to each other or to metals, plastics,
etc. Not suitable for metal-to-metal, glass-to-
metal or other non-porous to non-porous
surfaces, for which Perma-Bond, GR-R-RIP or
epoxy cements are more suitable.
Part No. 10-302
Part No. 10-310
GC Bond
Thermoplastic adhesive based on synthetic
components with unusually strong bonding
characteristics to most materials. Produces a
waterproof,
flexible bond. Light tan in color. GC Bond’s
uses range from cementing paper and
cardboard
components to circuit boards and chassis.
Sticks well to all metals and glass. Dries in 15
to 30 minutes.
Part No. 10-4302
N.S.N. 8040-00-682-6690
Part No. 10-4308
N.S.N. 8040-00-181-7710
General Purpose Plastic Cement II
A solvent-release adhesive with a special
Nitrocellulose Lacquer Base. The bond is
hard, but not brittle. Adheres especially well
to plastics, paper, leather, ceramics and
metal. Quick-drying and waterproof. Widely
used
hobbyists and do-it-yourselfers. Ozone
friendly.
Part No. 10-327
by
repairmen,
to
resilient
1 gal. Can
Replaces Part No. 10-324
2 fl. oz. Bottle with Brush
2 fl. oz. Bottle with Brush
2 fl. oz. Bottle with Brush
8 fl. oz. Bottle with Brush
cementing
All quantities are single; BU’s are packages of 10 Unless otherwise noted.
model
and
long-lasting
builders,
electronic
CHEMICALS
Rubber-to-Metal Cement II
A heavy-bodied, rubber-based cement with
outstanding bonding qualities to many
materials such as natural and synthetic rubber,
metal, wood and plastics. Dries quickly and
produces a lasting, flexible bond which often
exceeds the strength of the material itself. Used
to cement any rubber or flexible plastic part to
cabinets, chassis or panels; also for gaskets,
weather strips, etc. Ozone friendly.
Part No. 10-354
Acrylic Cement
Consists of solvent for acrylics (plexiglass,
lucite and
dissolved acrylic resin. It actually “welds’’
items made of plexiglass. The joint is
usually invisible and stronger than the
material itself. Cements many items used in
electronics for decorative or functional
purposes as well as acrylic signs, art objects
and decorative pieces.
Part No. 10-4002
Part No. 10-4008
N.S.N. 8040-00-209-1346
N.S.N. 8040-00-259-6181
N.S.N. 8040-00-503-0315
Vinylite Cement
Vinyl resin-base cement that is waterproof,
almost invisible and has excellent resistance
to moisture, most acids and alkalis. Used to
cement items made of rigid or flexible vinyl,
wood, cardboard, paper, metal, plastics,
and glass. Very flexible. Lends itself
particularly well to items where a rigid
bond is not desirable.
Part No. 10-5802
2 fl. oz. Bottle with Brush
N.S.N. 8030-00-264-3838
others), slightly thickened with
2 fl. oz. Bottle with Brush
Replaces Part No. 10-352
2 fl. oz. Bottle with Brush
8 fl. oz. Bottle with Brush
