Yes, Bondic® is excellent for joints with extremely small contact surfaces in almost all materials. Even “point to point” fixing without applying the slightest pressure is possible (refer to the Bondi
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What is the temperature range of Bondic®?
Bondic® has a temperature range of -40 °C to 150 °C. Anything outside of this range will cause the Bondic® material to react undesirably.
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Can I process Bondic® after it hardens (milling, polishing, varnishing)?
Yes, Bondic® can be worked on subsequently using all conventional methods. You can give the Bondic® surface any desired structure and carry on with a priming coat followed by perfect varnishing or pai
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Can I modify Bondic® constructions by adding more material (Bondic®) to them later?
Yes, applying a fresh coat of Bondic® on an already hardened coat of Bondic® does not pose a problem. Go ahead and use as much as you want, whenever you want.
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Can I seal containers with Bondic™ (cracks, fissures)?
Yes, Bondic® is suitable for sealing all kinds of materials. You have to work in layers and make sure that the first layer goes inside the crack or hole to get a perfect lining. More layers will secur
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Can Bondic® harden in places with no light?
No, Bondic® can only harden when exposed to light of a specific wavelength. If bonding two parts together where the LED light cannot reach, one of the two bonded parts has to be translucent in order f
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Can Bondic® be handled by children?
There is no risk of skin sticking uncontrollably and dangerously. Even so, we recommend you only let children over 12-13 years handle Bondic®.
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