A DoP is a Declaration of Performance. It describes how the product has been tested and indicates the level of performance achieved by the product.

extra strong, solvent-free assembly adhesive based on acrylic dispersion

extra strong, solvent-free assembly adhesive based on acrylic dispersion

extra strong double-sided transparent glue pads

solvent-free, fast-setting crafts glue in a handy tube

Porous materials can absorb moisture. Some adhesives or sealants contain moisture. If these adhesives or sealants are used, one of the materials to be bonded must always be porous.

Examples of porous materials: plasterboard, untreated wood as well as untreated concrete and bricks, paper, cardboard, cement, etc.

Examples of non-porous materials: treated (primed or painted) wood, concrete and brick, building boards such as MDF, plywood and triplex plywood panels, hard and soft plastics, polystyrene foam (Tempex, EPS, XPS), metal, glass, etc.

Yes, that's fine. Since adhesives do not harden at temperatures below 5° Celsius, we recommend you store smaller tubes and bottles in a (plastic) bag in the refrigerator. However, we do not advise storing adhesives in the freezer compartment, as some types of adhesives contain water.

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