Awhile ago while flipping thru a magazine I ran across an advertisement for a spray system for contact adhesive…I cut the ad out then I lost it..errrrr no the dog ate it..yeah thats it..anyway the system is the same principle of an LP Gas bottle..you buy the spray gun and exchange the tanks for new full ones..I am very interested in finding this company again..anyone know of the name or website?..Thanks in advance.
JC
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I have used the stuff but dont know what its called. It comes out of the gun like a spider web, low voc if any. I would think a laminate supplier in your area could hook you up.
I"ve used bigger commercial spray pots but this one was geared towards a smaller shop..the price was pretty good too...I just cant remember the supplier/mfg. name to save My life.....thanks for the reply.
JC
We use the tank and spray gun from TACC.
http://www.taccint.com/tacc.html
It works great. The initial setup is a little pricey as I remember the gun and hose was over a hundred bucks and a tank of glue is around 200.
Around here you can buy it at any of the laminate supply houses.
I also use their spray cans for small repairs. Much easier and faster than brush/roll.
Like this stuff from 3M that the kitchen guys all use ?
http://multimedia.mmm.com/mws/mediawebserver.dyn?333333SQa783cMj3wMj333sQQuDibeI3-
You have to buy a kit from Shopware to spray it - details are in the data sheet
Phill Giles
The Unionville Woodwright
Unionville, Ontario
Here it is called stayput. Check your local cabinet hardware supplier.