Product Description

Water based cold laminating hot water resistant fabric adhesive glue

Product Description
This product is mainly used for acrylic products. One-component uv/visible light curing modified acrylate adhesive structure, low odor, quick-drying, high bonding strength and toughness , ability strong wallop, yellowing resistance ageing resistance, water resistance and cold resistance is excellent, low volume shrinkage ratio, etc.

Type
Self-crosslinking acrylic polymer dispersion

Key features
-Non toxic
-Easy to use
-Excellent adhesive force
-High tack and peel strength
-Excellent coating performance and suitable for transfer coating

Note

Please store the product in a cool place, and avoid sunlight and rain. Store in original unopened containers and use within 6 months from date of manufacture. Moreover, customers could choose packing and types of shipping.

Manufacturer based
We are a professional manufacturer engaged in the research,development,productions and sales of acrylic type pressure sensitive adhesive,solvent based acrylic resin and polyisocyanate hardener 45 years
We make sure to offer the best service for our customers!

FAQ
Q1. What is your terms of packing?

A: Generally, we pack our goods in neutral white boxes and brown cartons. If you have legally registered patent, we can pack the goods in your branded boxes after getting your authorization letters.

Q2. What is your terms of payment?

A: T/T 30% as deposit, and 70% before delivery. We’ll show you the photos of the products and packages before you pay the balance.

Q3. What is your terms of delivery?

A: EXW, FOB, CFR, CIF, DDU.

Q4. How about your delivery time?

A: It normally takes 15 to 25 days for bulk order after receiving your advance payment. Accurate delivery time depends on order quantity and time of placing order.

Q5. Can you produce according to the samples?

A: Yes, we can produce as per samples or technical drawings, and even remould is available.

Q6. What is your sample policy?

A: Normally small samples is free and client need to pay freight, if more sample quantity, sample cost shall be included.

Q7. Do you test all your goods before delivery?

A: Yes, we have 100% test before delivery

Trade:
Your inquiry will be replied within 12 hours.
Well-trained & experienced sales can reply your inquiries in English.
During working time, E-mail will be replied to you within 2 hours
Your business relationship with us will be confidential to any third party.
Good after-sale service.

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The Importance of Using a Wallpaper Primer

Having a wallpaper primer is one of the most important things you can do when installing a wallcovering. Without this step, your wallcovering will not stay up as well and will be more likely to stain.

Plaster walls

Using a wallpaper primer can help to repair the plaster. However, if the plaster is not properly prepared, you could end up with peeling wallpaper or even cracked paint.
The original plaster used in old homes was made from a mix of ground pigments and cold water. After the 1900s, gypsum based plaster was used instead. The paint was also mixed with cold water.
You can find a variety of primers at your local home improvement store. Oil-based primers are ideal for sealing out moisture and preventing stains. Alkyd and acrylic primers are also good options for repairs.
To remove the old wallpaper, use a gel-based adhesive remover. Allow the adhesive to dissolve and then rinse with clean water.
Alternatively, if you have a vinyl wallpaper, you can score the paper with a scoring tool. This will ensure a smooth surface and allow the wallpaper to come off easily. You can also use a putty knife to help with the process.
Taking the time to properly prep your walls will result in a smoother surface and a longer lasting paint job. If you have an old home, it’s a good idea to test the walls for lead traces with a home lead test kit. This will keep you safe from potential health risks.
Once you have the old wallpaper off, it’s time to apply a primer. This will help the new paint to stick to the wall better.
The best primer for plaster is an oil-based primer. It’s also the best for repairing old walls. Unlike water-based primers, the oil-based seals out moisture.
For an easy-to-use, durable and stain-blocking option, try Kilz brand primers. Lastly, you can use a tinted primer to make your wall look brighter.

Textured walls

Using wallpaper on textured walls is a great way to hide imperfections and enhance your design. However, it can be a bit more difficult than using wallpaper on smooth surfaces.
The key to using wallpaper on textured walls is to apply the right type of wallpaper to the surface. This will help it adhere to the wall better. You can also use lining paper to help you get a smooth finish.
The best type of wallpaper for textured walls is non-pasted wallpaper. This type of wallpaper is a lot easier to apply than pasted wallpaper, but does not last as long. It is also messy, though.
You can also use paint to create a textured effect on the wall. However, it is not always a good idea to use paint on a textured wall. This is because moisture can cause mold and fungus growth.
A skim coat can be used to smooth out your walls. This process involves applying a leveling compound to your textured wall. You will need a drywall sander, a drywall pan, and clean microfiber cloths. You will also need joint compound and a cleaning product like TSP.
You can also remove the texture on your wall. While this can be a time consuming process, it can be the easiest way to get a smooth surface.
There are many methods you can try to remove the texture on your wall, but it is best to do a test patch before you go all in. This is the only way you can be sure the finished product will work for you.
If you want to use wallpaper on a textured wall, it is a good idea to use a primer. This will prevent the wallpaper from soaking into the textured wall’s joint compound.

Non-woven wallcoverings

Whether you are new to wallcoverings or just looking to update your home, it is important to understand how to install non-woven wallpaper. The type of adhesive you use will affect the quality of the results.
When choosing the right adhesive, it is important to note that it should be compatible with the kind of wallpaper you plan to use. The right primer will help prevent damage to your walls, and ensure an even surface for the wallpaper.
If you are installing non-woven wallpaper, you may want to use a paste-the-wall technique, which eliminates the need for a pasting table. Unlike many types of wallpaper, non-woven wallpaper does not require soaking in water, so it can be applied directly to a wall without soaking. It is also a great option for DIY homeowners.
Some manufacturers will recommend using heavy-duty clear wallpaper glue, but a simple glue stick is fine. Be sure to check the manufacturer’s installation instructions before beginning your work.
For seamless patterns, cut the length of the wallpaper to the length of the room plus 5-30 centimetres. Then trim the selvedge from the edges of the paper. This should give you the correct strip length.
The next step is to make a plumb line with a straight edge, or a laser. This will guide your placement of the first panel.
Then, place the second panel with the edge butted against the preceding panel. Repeat the process until you have finished the entire wall. When the wallpaper is completely dry, you can hang it.
Once you have the paper hung, use a sponge roller or a paperhanging brush to smooth the surface. It’s a good idea to use a clean cloth to wipe away any spots of paste that might have formed.

CZPT primers

Using CZPT wallpaper primers is a good way to make sure that stains will not be seen through the paint. These products are available in a variety of formulas. Some are designed to be applied as a whole primer base, while others are designed to be used to spot treat problematic areas.
Depending on the type of primer you are using, you may need to use harsh cleaning products to remove any residue from the wall. It is important to keep your painting workspace well-ventilated, and to use fans to draw air from the outside.
Using an oil based primer is often recommended for difficult stains. These primers are water-soluble, and work very well on a variety of surfaces. They are ideal for metal, wood, and interior walls. The downside is that they tend to dry quickly. They are not recommended for masonry or other mold-prone areas. They can also release high concentrations of volatile organic compounds, which can be harmful if exposed for long periods of time.
Other primers are designed to be applied with a brush, pad, or roller. Latex primers are water-soluble and are easy to clean, but they are less effective than oil-based primers. You can find latex primers in low-VOC formulas.
Shellac-based primers are also water-based, but are more difficult to brush out. They are ideal for preventing normal water stains, as well as for smoke damage. They can be used with oil-based and latex paints. They are great for plaster, wood, and metal. They are also useful for covering rust marks on wood.
Zinsser has three CZPT primers, which are designed for use on interior surfaces. The first is their original shellac-base primer.

Preparation is the most important step to installing wallpaper

Getting your walls ready for wallpaper is a necessary step in the process. It will ensure that you get the best possible value for your money.
The right preparation will ensure that you have a smooth and flat surface to hang your new wallpaper. While some wall surfaces are harder to prepare than others, there are a number of ways to make the job easier.
The most obvious way to prep your wall is to get rid of any debris and dirt. This includes old nails, flaky paint, and any removable wall fixtures.
Another way to prepare your wall for wallpaper is to apply a waterproofing layer. This will help the paper stick better to the wall, and will also prevent any paint splashes from settling onto the wallpaper.
The best part is that this is one of the simplest steps you can do. The waterproofing layer is applied with a brush, and the whole process can take as little as a few minutes.
The best way to find out whether your walls are properly prepared for wallpaper is to measure the width of the wall. A good rule of thumb is to allow about 2 inches of excess on all sides of the baseboard and the ceiling.
The same rule of thumb applies to the size of the wallpaper. The larger the roll, the easier it will be to position it. Then it’s time to choose your design. A good wallpaper will be one that matches the wall’s color scheme, but also has a solid, bright white color.
If you are looking for a quick and easy way to prep your walls for wallpaper, you can use a special glue that will smooth out your walls. This product is called a wallpaper primer/sealer.

editor by czh 2022-12-09