Tub Surround & Shower Walls Adhesive (LN-915)

Key Features

• Safe for most fiberglass and plastic units
• Low odor-ideal for use in occupied areas
• Excellent water resistance
• Heat and steam resistant

Recommended For:

bonding most plastic, fiberglass and foamback tub and shower surrounds to structurally sound drywall, cement backerboard, ceramic tile, plywood and greenboard. It is also recommended for polystyrene foamback tub kits (except over ceramic tile) when applied with adhesive venting method.

NOT Recommended For:

thin walled or translucent surrounds or for bonding polystyrene foamback tub kits to ceramic tile.

Available Sizes

• 10 fl. oz. (296 ml) cartridge

Coverage

• Using a 1/8" (2mm) bead: 10 fl. oz. (296 ml) cartridge covers 120 lineal ft.

Max VOC

323 GPL

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Surface Preparation

Make sure that all surfaces are clean, dry, structurally sound and free of any loose paint or other materials. Sand and roughen high-gloss paint.

Product Application

Do not apply LN-915 when surface or adhesive temperature exceeds 90°F. Cut nozzle at 45° angle to a 1/8" bead size. Puncture inner seal with nail or wire. Apply in a continuous 1/8" bead, following the tub surround manufacturer's instructions. Some tub surround manufacturers require adhesive bead to be spread out with a trowel. Consult tub surround installation instructions for specific recommendations.

Venting Method

Apply LN-915 adhesive and press panel firmly to wall, then pull away. Wait 3 to 5 minutes, then press panel firmly back into place. For proper adhesion, after 20 to 30 minutes, go around entire tub surround and press firmly over all flat surfaces. If any edges lift up, tape them to the wall with masking tape until adhesive dries. Let cure 24 hours.

Cleanup

Use mineral spirits. Do not use turpentine.