This exceptionally strong one-step industrial strength adhesive creates a chemical bond between vinyl anchors and Royalex, R-Light (1996 and newer), Kevlar and Fibreglass boats. No mess, no waiting and no mixing. It allows you a lot of set up time, and it dries clear. Great for vinyl air bag and vinyl raft repairs.

Bonding Vinyl To Royalex  ABS:

Clean both surfaces with Toluene or Methyl-ethyl-ketone. Apply glue to both surfaces.

Let dry for 15+ minutes. Using  a hair dryer or heat gun, slowly heat surfaces to reactivate glue. Join  together, working from center outward to avoid trapping air bubbles.  Bond is immediate. Let dry 6 to 8 hours.  Without hair dryer or heat gun, apply a very thin 2 nd coat to both surfaces. Join together. Let dry 6 to 8 hours.

Bonding Fiberglass and Kevlar:

Roughen  boat surface well with 80 grit sandpaper. Clean both surfaces with  Toluene or Methyl-ethyl-ketone. Apply glue to both surfaces. Let dry  15+ minutes. Apply another coat to both surfaces. Press together  working air bubbles out. Let dry 8 to 10 hours.

Air Bag and Vinyl Raft Repairs:

Clean both surfaces using isopropyl alcohol. Apply a thin coating of the Vinyl Tec to the surface area of both surfaces. Allow to  dry at room temperature until completely dry (approx. 5-10 minutes). Do  not place on float bag until both surfaces are dry. You can damage the  float bag if the surfaces are placed in contact with the bag when they  are still wet or if too much adhesive is used. Apply a second very thin coat of Vinyl Tec to both surfaces and allow to dry until slightly tacky.  Press together, smoothing out with pressure. Should fully cure for 5-10  hours.

First aid treatment: Contains Acetone, Methyl Ethyl Ketone and Toluene. If swallowed do not induce vomiting. Call physician immediately.

Specs

This industrial strength adhesive bonds  vinyl D-rings and anchors to Royalex (ABS), R-Light (1996 and newer),  fiberglass and Kevlar boats. It requires no mixing, allows you plenty  of set up time and dries clear.

Caution:

Use under well ventilated conditions. Keep away from heat and open flame.  Use rubber gloves when handling adhesives and mineral spirits.

Important (read before proceeding):

The  reason an adhesive works well is that it creates a mechanical bond  between the two surfaces. In order to accomplish this, the adhesive  chemically melts the two surfaces so a mechanical bond between them can  take place. This is what creates the bond necessary for a bombproof  thigh strap anchor not to pull off under prolonged extreme use. If you  do not allow the adhesive to “flash-off” or dry once it is applied to  both surfaces the chemical reaction continues to occur working it’s way  into the foam core of the ABS. This results in permanent structural  damage to your hull. Once the adhesive is ‘flashed-off” or dry it needs  to be re-activated using a hair dryer or heat gun.