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COLPLY® ADHESIVE SKU: A230, A232, A233

COLPLY® ADHESIVE SKU: A230, A232, A233

COLPLY ADHESIVE is a high quality, single component, asphalt cutback adhesive formulated specifically for adhering SBS-modified bitumen membrane systems. COLPLY ADHESIVE is blended with specially selected and processed asphalt and performance additives that contribute to its smooth troweling consistency.

Product Properties

  • Overlying Material SBS Membrane

Installation

COLPLY ADHESIVE is applied to approved substrates using a trowel, v-notched squeegee or sprayer. Apply COLPLY ADHESIVE at a rate of 1.5 to 2.5 gal per square over smooth surfaces. The application rate over irregular/porous surfaces will vary, adjust rates to ensure full coverage.

 

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