Bitumen Adhesive for Roof Shingles
KBK-612
Intended for bonding roof shingles, bitumen-based materials and polymer insulation films to roofs.
Excellent adhesion to roofing felt, rubber, aluminum, galvanized steel, concrete and various plastics.
Accommodates movement and vibration and forms a shock-absorbing coating. Preferably for exterior use.
KBK 612, KBK-612Colors
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Black
KBK 612
Benefits
- Does not crack when curing and stays elastic at low temperatures.
- The herbicidal additive prevents the growth of algae, moss and lichen.
- Service temperature range: –30°C to +90°C.
- A cartridge covers 20-22 linear meters at a bead diameter of 4 mm.
Additional information
| Colors | Black KBK-612 |
|---|---|
| Application | Roofing |
| Full product name | Bitumen adhesive for roof shingles |
| Chemical base | Asphalt (bitumen) |
| Product type | Installation adhesives, Sealants |
| Pack size | 280 ml |
| Components | 1-component |
| Information on ingredients | Petroleum bitumen, solvent, plasticizer, synthetic rubber, functional additives, filler. |
| Storage | Store in tightly closed original packaging at -30°C to +50°C in a dry place, away from heating appliances. Protect from direct sunlight. |
| Shelf life | 2 years |
| Series | KUDO® HOME |
Application
- Before applying, read the recommendations and installation instructions from the shingle manufacturer.
- It’s recommended to apply the product at an ambient temperature not lower than -5°C. The temperature of the adhesive should be +20°C… +25°C.
- Apply to clean, dry, degreased, free from dirt, rust and oil stains surfaces.
- Protect adjacent surfaces with masking tape for a neat finish.
- Cut off the cartridge tip above the thread and screw on the nozzle. Remove the nozzle cap and cut the nozzle at a 45° angle to match the joint width.
- Apply with a cartridge caulking gun.
- Apply as a continuous coating using a putty knife or brush.
- Press the roofing shingles firmly into the adhesive layer until adhesive appears at the edges, ensuring that no air pockets remain.
- If necessary, seal the joints in addition.
- Drying time at 20°C – up to 24 hours.
- Remove any excess adhesive with a putty knife.
- Remove cured adhesive from tools and surfaces using a solvent (white spirit, butyl acetate) for cleaning.
Work outdoors or in a well-ventilated building. Do not use indoors or for enclosed areas.
