30g Rubber Adhesive for Sealing – Ideal for Sheets and Strips

30g Rubber Contact Adhesive — Precision Bonding for Rubber Sheets & Strips A high-strength, multi-purpose contact adhesive formulated for reliable, instant bonding across rubber, foam, leather, wood, metal, PVC, cork, glass, stone, and ceramics. Supplied in a convenient 30g squeeze tube, this adhesive is engineered for sealing, gasketing, repair, and fabrication tasks where a fast, durable bond is essential — with no clamping or support required. Product Specifications Format Squeeze tube Net Weight 30g Colour Amber Bond Type Contact adhesive — instant bond on contact Full Cure / Full Bond Strength 24 hours Coverage (single surface coat) Approx. 2.8 m² per 500 ml Clamping Required No Surface Compatibility Porous and non-porous surfaces Suitable Materials Rubber, foam, leather, wood, MDF, laminate, metal, PVC, cork, glass, mirror, stone, ceramics Application Method Apply to both surfaces, allow to become touch-dry, then press firmly together Ventilation Required Yes — ensure adequate airflow during application Pack Size 30g tube (single unit) Key Features Instant contact bond — surfaces adhere immediately on contact, no clamping or support needed High-strength formulation — full bond strength achieved within 24 hours Bonds porous and non-porous surfaces, including metal-to-metal applications Versatile compatibility across rubber, foam, leather, wood, MDF, laminate, PVC, cork, glass, stone, and ceramics Compact 30g squeeze tube — precise, controlled dispensing with minimal waste Amber colour for easy visual confirmation of coverage during application Suitable for indoor use with adequate ventilation Typical Applications Bonding rubber sheets and strips to metal or wood substrates Sealing and gasketing — securing rubber profiles in place Foam and sponge rubber bonding for cushioning and insulation Leather repair and upholstery bonding Laminate and MDF fabrication and repair PVC, cork, glass, mirror, stone, and ceramic bonding DIY home improvement and household repairs Light industrial fabrication and maintenance tasks How to Apply Ensure both surfaces are clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, or loose material Apply a thin, even coat of adhesive to both surfaces to be bonded Allow both coated surfaces to become touch-dry (typically a few minutes depending on conditions) Bring the two surfaces together firmly and apply even pressure across the bond area Full bond strength is reached within 24 hours — avoid stressing the joint during this period Work in a well-ventilated area and replace the cap securely after use Frequently Asked Questions Can this adhesive bond rubber sheets and strips directly to metal or wood? Yes. This contact adhesive is specifically suited to bonding rubber to metal, wood, MDF, and other substrates commonly used in sealing and gasketing applications. Apply to both surfaces, allow to become touch-dry, then press firmly together. How long does it take to reach full bond strength? The bond forms instantly on contact. Full cure and maximum bond strength is achieved within 24 hours. Avoid placing stress on the joint during this period. Is this adhesive suitable for non-porous surfaces such as metal-to-metal bonding? Yes. The formulation is designed to bond both porous and non-porous surfaces, including metal-to-metal, making it effective for a wide range of industrial and repair applications. What is the coverage of the 30g tube? Coverage is approximately 2.8 m² per 500 ml based on a single surface coat. The 30g tube is sized for small to medium bonding tasks, repairs, and precision applications. Does application require clamping or specialist tools? No clamping or specialist equipment is required. The contact adhesive bonds immediately when the two coated surfaces are pressed together, making it straightforward to use in the field or workshop. Is ventilation required during application? Yes. Always ensure adequate ventilation when applying this adhesive. It is suitable for indoor use provided there is sufficient airflow in the working area. * Coverage figures are approximate and will vary depending on substrate porosity, application method, and environmental conditions. Always test on a small area before full application.