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ENDURABOND ENDURABOND 103 Tack Cement | Tank Lining Primers & Cements

Description: Endurabond 103 is a solvent based white natural rubber tack cement for bonding white natural rubber tank linings. All ingredients in the cement stock meet FDA. For best results, it shall be used with Endurabond Primer #1 and Endurabond Intermediate #2 vulcanizing primers. Endurabond 103, with appropriate primers, is suitable for pressure and open steam curing of Enduraflex tank linings having a natural tie gum.

Durometer of Face Material: N/A
Pressure Cure: N/A
Atmospheric Cure:
Available Gauges: N/A

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