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At a Glance: Key Applications
Use Everbond SP-230 Spray Contact for: Fast and durable bonding of foam, laminate, vinyl, and upholstery materials in both commercial and automotive environments.
Everbond SP-230 Spray Contact: A Technical Overview
Everbond SP-230 Spray Contact is a premium one-component, polychloroprene-based spray adhesive designed for rapid, high-strength bonding across a wide range of substrates. With a fast dry time of 3–5 minutes, excellent heat resistance, and consistent performance even on curved or flexible surfaces, it is engineered for upholstery, laminating, and foam fabrication tasks. The 17% solids content ensures even coverage while preventing bleed-through on open weave materials. It is especially effective in automotive interiors, furniture manufacturing, and transport vehicle assembly.
Core Features & Specifications
- Premium-grade one-component spray contact adhesive
- Fast drying — 3 to 5 minutes depending on conditions
- High initial tack strength for quick bonding under pressure
- Broad compatibility: laminates, foams, vinyl, textiles, MDF, and more
- Excellent heat and water resistance once cured
- Smooth spray pattern reduces overspray and adhesive pooling
The Everbond SP-230 Spray Contact Advantage
- Reduces downtime with quick flash-off and dry time
- Eliminates bond failures under heat stress
- Minimises material waste with precise spray control
- Works reliably across temperature-sensitive substrates
- Ideal for demanding applications like vehicle interiors and cabinetry
Cure Profile & Performance
Touch dry in 3–5 minutes depending on ambient temperature and humidity. Pressing surfaces together before full flash-off may trap solvents, causing weak adhesion. Optimal bonding achieved with firm, even pressure after touch-dry phase.
Coverage Rate & Yield
Approximate coverage: 6–8 m² per litre, depending on substrate porosity and spray method. Ideal for large surface bonding without excessive material use.
Application information cards
Required Tools & Equipment
- Spray gun or rollcoater
- Brush or tooth-comb for small detail work
- Personal protective equipment (gloves, respirator)
Pro Tips for Best Results
- Ensure both surfaces are clean, dry, and grease-free
- Avoid excessive pooling of adhesive
- Apply even pressure after touch dry stage
Avoiding Common Issues
- Don’t apply in temperatures below 10°C
- Prevent entrapment of solvents by ensuring proper flash-off
- Always test on porous materials to avoid bleed-through
Storage & Shelf Life Considerations
Store in original, sealed containers away from direct sunlight at 10°C to 25°C. Shelf life: 12 months. Avoid freezing and moisture exposure.
Frequently Asked Questions About Everbond SP-230 Spray Contact
Q: Can this adhesive handle high temperatures in vehicle interiors?
A: Yes, Everbond SP-230 offers excellent heat resistance, making it ideal for bonding trims, panels, and upholstery in vehicle interiors exposed to direct sun and cabin heat.
Q: How long do I have to wait before pressing the substrates together?
A: Wait 3–5 minutes or until the adhesive is touch dry. Pressing too early can trap solvent, weakening the bond or causing blistering.
Q: Is it suitable for foam-to-metal or foam-to-vinyl bonding?
A: Absolutely. It’s specifically engineered for foam fabrication and provides strong adhesion to both rigid and flexible substrates like metal and vinyl.
Q: What’s the best way to avoid over-application?
A: Use a fine spray pattern and apply in thin, even coats to both surfaces. Avoid heavy build-up or pooling, which can lead to solvent entrapment.
Applications & Benefits
| Application / Use Case | Key Benefit | Primary Trades |
|---|---|---|
| Foam Fabrication | Secure bonding with minimal overspray and quick handling time | Upholsterers, Automotive Fitters |
| Laminate Installation | Strong tack allows vertical or overhead application | Cabinetmakers, Shopfitters |
| Transport Fit-Outs | Heat resistance prevents bond failure in high-temp environments | Vehicle Interior Specialists |
| Upholstery Repair | Adheres to flexible fabrics without bleed-through | Furniture Upholsterers |
Applying Everbond SP-230 Spray Contact: Protocols & Best Practices
General Application Steps:- Preparation: Ensure both substrates are clean, dry, and free from contaminants.
- Application: Spray or brush adhesive onto both surfaces. Wait 3–5 minutes for tack to develop.
- Bonding: Align and press surfaces firmly together using even pressure. Avoid repositioning.
- Final Curing: Protect bonded assembly from moisture or heat during initial set time.
Limitations & Safety
Product limitations and safety information
Limitations:
- Do not use in conditions below 10°C — risk of condensation reducing bond quality
- Avoid excessive application; pooling leads to solvent entrapment and bond failure
- Must be used shortly after opening to avoid material degradation
Safety & Handling:
- PPE: Gloves, protective clothing, safety goggles, and respirator
- Ventilation: Use in a well-ventilated area only
- Handling: Avoid skin contact and inhalation of vapours
- First Aid: In case of skin or eye contact, rinse thoroughly with water. Seek medical attention if irritation persists
Everbond SP-230 Spray Contact Adhesion & Preparation Guide
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Substrate preparation guidelines
- Timber & MDF: Clean and dry surface, remove dust — Primer: No primer required.
- Plastic Laminates & Vinyl: Wipe with solvent to remove oils — Primer: No primer required.
- Foam & Fabric: Ensure dry and lint-free — Primer: No primer required.
- Concrete: Dry, clean, and stable surface — Primer: No primer required, test for compatibility.
- Metal Sheets: Degreased and lightly abraded — Primer: No primer required.
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