Non-toxic waterbased glue for skateboard veneer
It is non-toxic PVAC waterbased glue, used in the veneer and laminating of skateboard
Properties
1. Vicbond 2000SG skateboard veneer glues is is a unique one-part which combines the convenience of a "ready-to-use" adhesive with the specific advantages of a crosslinking adhesive.
2. Vicbond 2000SG skateboard veneer glues needs no mixing to use, gives a Type II water resistant bond (ANSI/HPVA HP1 "Latest Edition") and is recommended for use in bonding a wide range of porous and semi-porous materials, such as hardboard, particleboard, wood and other similar materials.
3. Vicbond 2000SG gives excellent results in various bonding operations including high pressure laminate to core, edge bonding, panel to frame and edge bonding lumber to core stock. It may be used in cold press, hot press and high frequency applications and has a 6 month shelf life.
Technical data
Product Type: Crosslink Liquid
Category: Polyvinyl Crosslinks. (PVAC's)
Application: Assembly - Skateboards
Viscosity: 7000-13000 cps
Solids: 48-52%
Speed: Fast
Specialty: For skateboards
Usage Method
It's best to apply the glue with a paint roller. Preferably one with a short nap that is no wider than 4" in width.
The amount of glue that you apply is critical and may vary with each type of glue. I usually use about 3 ounces per veneer ply if the roller is dry and 2 ounces per veneer ply if the roller is already wet with glue. You also need to have an even coat which has not dried in any spot during the glue up process.
The number one problem during skateboard construction is delamination, which can usually be traced back to an improper glue up. So work quick and make sure you apply enough glue to your veneer.
Storage
Store in tightly closed original containers and protect from frost and direct sunlight. Storage temperature exceeding +35° C shorten the minimum shelf life considerably.
GuangDong Tian Yin Chemical Industrial Co., Ltd, China's First and largest professional water resistant wood glue, in accordance with EN 204 D3.
