SpinLord Fast Fix rubber adhesive (20 ml), VOC-free.
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The tried-and-tested Fast Fix adhesive is now even more durable and virtually odourless. This means you get a better adhesive at the same price.
Thanks to Fast Fix, we can offer our customers a high-quality, cost-effective flooring adhesive.
It is a water-based, VOC-free product with a high latex content. It provides strong adhesion, and multiple layers can be applied without issue, meaning almost all rubbers can easily be bonded with this adhesive. However, for ox rubbers, please use an adhesive film. Furthermore, it has a short drying time and is easy to use. This adhesive fully complies with ITTF requirements.
The product comes with application instructions and two washable sponges. A brush is not required. It should only be used on sealed wood surfaces.
20 ml is sufficient for 2–3 bats.
When unopened, this adhesive has a shelf life of at least 10 months from the date of purchase.
Hazard and safety instructions:
Keep out of reach of children. Not for consumption. If swallowed, do not induce vomiting. If it comes into contact with your eyes, rinse them thoroughly with water and seek medical advice if necessary. Contact with the skin is harmless. Only use in well-ventilated areas.
Instructions for using SpinLord Ultra Fix and Fast Fix rubber adhesives
These adhesives are almost identical and suitable for all types of table tennis rubber.
However, these instructions only apply to the application of inside- and outside-pimpled rubbers with sponge to a blade.
With every delivery of Fast Fix rubber adhesive, you will receive:
1. A bottle of adhesive.
2. Sponges for applying the adhesive.
3. These instructions for use.
Only fit rubbers onto sealed blades.
Cut the sponges to a suitable size before use; we recommend a length of 4–5 cm.
Shake the bottle before each use. Shake it particularly vigorously before opening it for the first time. If the adhesive has been left standing for a long time, check that it is still suitable for use before applying it. Initially, a small, thick plug of adhesive may come out of the bottle; do not use this.
Apply a small amount of adhesive to the wood. Spread the adhesive evenly using the shortest sides of the sponge. Next, apply a small amount of adhesive to the sponge on the rubber sheet and spread it evenly.
The general rule for this adhesive is that it is better to use a little too much than too little. Any excess can easily be spread over the wood or flooring and will be absorbed by the sponge. If there is too little adhesive, it will not spread properly and will instead form strings or clumps.
Please check the adhesive film for any unevenness. Even small irregularities can result in a dent appearing in the flooring later on. If possible, remove any unevenness before the adhesive dries.
Leave the adhesive to dry until it becomes transparent (it is white initially). This takes about 20 minutes. Please note that the drying time of the adhesive can vary significantly depending on the type of sponge used.
You can now apply the covering to the wood.
For warped or difficult-to-bond rubber, apply two to three layers of adhesive to the rubber as described above. As a rule, two layers of adhesive on the rubber are sufficient. On wood, two layers of adhesive are almost always sufficient. Only for rubbers under very high tension is it recommended to apply a third layer of adhesive after a longer drying time. However, for surfaces with extreme warping, more layers of adhesive can be applied.
The bonding strength increases significantly with each additional layer. The surfaces can be removed from the wood without any problems.
Please only use the sponges once with this adhesive.
Tip: We often use 1 cm-thick foam sheets measuring 27.5 x 19 cm to pack your order. These foam sheets are also excellent for applying the adhesive — we even prefer them to sheets designed for this purpose. However, thinner foam sheets, which we occasionally use for padding, are not suitable.