COLPLY® EF ADHESIVE SKU: A216, A220, A221
COLPLY® EF ADHESIVE SKU: A216, A220, A221
COLPLY EF ADHESIVE (environmentally friendly) is a moisture cure, single-component membrane adhesive using a highly advanced Silyl-Terminated Polyether (STPE) polymer. Due to its polymer composition, once cured, COLPLY EF ADHESIVE provides an additional layer of elastomeric waterproofing protection between membrane plies.
Product Properties
- Overlying Material SBS Membrane
Installation
COLPLY EF ADHESIVE is applied to approved substrates using a squeegee or an application cart for ribbon adhesive application. Thoroughly mix container before use. Apply COLPLY EF ADHESIVE at 1.5 to 2 gallons per 100 square feet for sand-surfaced inter-ply applications and 2 gallons per 100 square feet for ribbon application.
Testing & Approvals
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