Shelf green waterproof nylon mortar

Waterproof nylon white mortar / transparent pulp Characters and features: 1. Appearance: white plastic white burnt like; transparent is white like burnt. 2. Ingredients: made of special highly elastic, PU high strength resin copolymer from 3 performance: the case of water-soluble glue, non-ionic 4, PH value: 6-75, viscosity: 120000 ~ 130000cps 6, the storage period: Indoor year (at room temperature, sealing) Features: 1, high elasticity, soft. 2, cover excellent fastness (70 ℃ constant temperature washing four hours sticky). 3, do not plug network, easy to operate; in terms of quality, price and the product can be comparable with a variety of imported cement. Usage: 1. The product is packaged barrel with a small bottle of the company crosslinking agents, crosslinking agents must be added to scale before use, such as high elasticity nylon cloth printed crosslinking agent is 1.5% to 2%, as non-Indian Flexible nylon crosslinking agent is 2% -2.5%. 2. Glue adding the crosslinking agent is best used the day after crosslinking agent is added because for too long will fail hydrolysis, but the glue will not cure or gel. 3. High elasticity nylon cloth printed with transparent pulp backing first time, and then clear 50 percent color plus white plastic 50% plus 6% -8% to cover up twice. 4. India finished naturally dried for 8 hours before had bake temperature controlled at 150 ℃ bake 3 minutes or pressing temperature at 150 ℃ Pressing in 10 seconds. After the process is completed by fastness test. 5. Use 100-120-mesh gauze. Note toner according to customer needs color depth to tune color kind of weight, color transferred too prone to fade phenomenon, the kind of color is best controlled within 5%, for dark tone, can be added to PC- 100 fixing agent 2%, but feel there will be more rigid phenomenon after accession, so before use, you need to test the elastic compliance. Such as India easily fade dark cloth, need to test whether the color will rise to the surface of the mortar, to reduce unnecessary losses.