Marmorkitt 1000 Transparent - Liquid glue - Akemi

Marmorkitt 1000 Transparent - Liquid glue - Akemi

Honey-colored liquid adhesive for bonding natural stones , reinforcing edges when used with fiberglass , and for manufacturing artificial products with stone powder and sand .

Features :

• Numerous application possibilities thanks to different consistencies
• Fast hardening (20 to 60 minutes)
• Very good polishing capacity
• Excellent adhesion to natural stone, even at high temperatures (60-70°C, up to 100-110°C in case of low load)
• Resistant to water, gasoline, and mineral oils
• Reduced to styrene, therefore they are not subject to the ban on self-service sales.

Use :

1. The surface to be treated must be clean, completely dry and roughened.
2. The glue can be colored with AKEMI polyester dyes or color concentrates up to 5%; Marmorkitt Transparent and Thick Transparent L: dilution is possible in all proportions with Marmorkitt Extra Liquid Transparent.
3. Add 1-4 g of white hardener to 100 g of glue (1 g corresponds to approximately 4-5 cm from the tube).
4. Mix the two components thoroughly; the mixture is then ready for use for 3 - 16 minutes (at 20°C).
5. After 20-60 minutes the treated parts can be worked (e.g. sanded, milled, drilled).
6. Heat accelerates hardening and cold slows it down.
7. Work equipment can be cleaned with AKEMI Nitro-Diluent

Packaging:

• 900 ml with 30 g of hardener
• 4.5 L with hardener

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is the Marmorkitt 1000 suitable for light-colored stones?
   Yes, its high transparency makes it ideal for white marble and light-colored natural stones.
2. Can it be used outdoors?
   Yes, it withstands outdoor conditions once it has hardened.
3. Can it be colored?
   Yes, it is compatible with polyester dyes to adapt the shade to the stone.
4. How long does it take to dry?
   The curing time is generally 20 to 40 minutes depending on the ambient temperature.
5. Can it be sanded and polished?
   Yes, after it has fully hardened, it can be sanded and polished for a perfect finish.
6. Is it suitable for fine cracks?
   Yes, its liquid consistency allows for excellent penetration into micro-fissures.
7. What is the difference with a pasta version?
   The liquid version is more fluid and suitable for fine cracks, while the paste version is more suitable for filling holes or for bonding requiring thickness.