Faq Archive - Bondic Australia and New Zealand

When talking about a workable degree of hardness, does this mean that the material was exposed to the curing light for a short period of time and remains partially cured? Would this cause a problem with the integrity of the bond?

Ideally you should use thin layers and cure 100% before continuing to add material. If it’s not cured 100% it won’t bond or hold properly.

Would this product be an acceptable replacement for shrink tubing or electrical tape in 12V applications?

If the amperage is lower than 1Amp it should be fine as long as you make it thick enough. Many people have used it to waterproof toys and wheelchair electronics, etc. but always something low in Volta...

I am wondering if the actual liquid used in your product is available in larger amounts?

Please contact us at simon@biochemsolutions.co.nz. We sell it in larger volumes for commercial and industrial applications.

I have an old Pewter spoon that has broken near the bowl of the spoon. Will Bondic® work for repairing it?

Bondic® might work if you overlap it both sides, but you will see the lump of plastic. There might be other solutions out there that are better suited to work with a metal repair like that!

Can Bondic® repair a rip in a polyethylene tarp and can it be used to join 2 tarps together?

No, it’s best to use a dedicated glue for that kind of repair. Bondic® isn’t a glue!

Can Bondic® be use to repair crack in a plastic hopper (tub) on wheelbarrow?

Yes, but ensure you roughen up the surface and use it on both sides of the hopper.

Will the Bondic® product become a health hazard being in contact with food and can it take the heat of boiling water?

No, Bondic® is not an FDA approved food grade plastic.

Can I use Bondic® to repair a cracked electric piano key hammers?

If you are replacing plastic and want it to bond to another plastic make sure that the original surface is rough and that the Bondic® can get into the cracks and crevices so that you have more surface

I would like to know where Bondic® is from. Are you producing Bondic® in the USA?

Yes, we produce the Bondic® fluid in the USA, different components and parts are made in different countries but for each market we like to keep as much of the production and content so that it’s as l

Does Bondic® have an MSDS sheet I can view?

Our MSDS can be found at the following link: https://notaglue.com/pages/material-safety-data-sheet

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