• Bonding leather to leather, or leather to rubber, fabric, PVC, hardboard, plastic laminates, wood or hardboard.
• Great for projects like shoe soles, upholstery, bags, harnesses, layered leather work, mixed-material builds.
• Useful when you need a strong, durable, permanent bond, often used in footwear, upholstery, furniture, or mechanical / mixed-material assemblies.

• Stir adhesive thoroughly before use.
• Ensure surfaces are clean, dry, and free from dust, grease or loose fibres.
• Apply a thin, even coat to both surfaces (for best results).
• Leave to dry — typically 5 to 10 minutes until the surfaces are “touch-dry / tacky.”
• Once tacky, align surfaces carefully and press firmly together. For larger areas, use a roller or block to apply even pressure.
• Bond sets quickly (instant grab) — full strength as designed for leather, rubber, laminates, etc.

• Good heat and water resistance — suitable for demanding uses, including footwear or items exposed to varying conditions.
• Bonds a wide variety of materials, even dissimilar ones (leather to rubber, leather to laminate, fabrics to hardboard, and more) — making it very versatile for workshop, restoration, upholstery or mixed-material crafts.
• Supplied in a large 5 litre container and smaller 0.5 litre container— ideal for workshops, repeated use, professional projects or larger builds.

• As a solvent-based adhesive, use in a well-ventilated area and avoid inhaling fumes.
• Ensure surfaces are prepared (clean, dry, free of grease/dust) for best adhesion.
• Once bonded, the bond is permanent — aligning surfaces correctly before pressing is crucial since repositioning is not possible without risking the bond.

Let's face it, glues are essential for any workshop no matter what you are making. It brings projects together and reinforcement when sewing is neither practical nor suitable. however, with the wide variety of adhesives avaliable, it can be rather sticky to discover the right one for you.