How long does it take for the adhesive to work
1594073
The adhesive works inmediately. This is strong. Excellent quality but you must to clean the surface before you use the adhesive. If not is very easy! the problem is the indian!!! not the arrow!!
1594074
I did it in the house and left it in for about 20 hrs. I put pressure on it for about 5 min. I have one on my snowmobile helment and one on my 4 wheeler helmet. It has held strong on the snowmobile but only has lasted about 6 months on the quad.
1594075
Immediately. But as I wear it in my flight helmet hanging out the side if a helicopter, I let it sit for 24hrs.
1771076
You're basically peeling off the thin film that's on top of the glue section. You give it about 15 minutes for the glue to stick to the backside of your tablet.
427395
I waited 72 hrs and insured that everything was as dry as possible. I found other instructions that said as little as 8-24 hours, but I wanted to be sure that I wasn't trapping uncured material under a paint designed to seal moisture and not breathe. BTW it worked and I have had no problems since.
1616270
I depends on the surface it is being applied to. What ever the surface condition, It will be slightly glossy for a while until it completely absorbs into the surface. May take a few days.
901075
Hi , it doesn`t come with adhesive , you may need to buy it separately , here is the link of adhesive :http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FU09QX2
901778
At least two days. The more time you wait the better, but doesn't hurt after two days.
288527
well I'm not planning on taking it off to test it. although all the letters are individual, so taking it off could take a good 10 min at one letter at a time. Even if it does leave behind a bit of glue, its nothing that some goo-be-gone or some rubbing alcohol or even dish soap will take it off... I'm sure you can take it off and clean the glue if need be, but its like any other glue based sticker... it can leave behind residue that can take time to take off.
1900127
It is a little sticky. I honestly do not see any difference after using it for 2?weeks.
945781
I believe you should apply the adhesive on clean, dry surface and let it cure for 24 hours before putting your inflatable back to water.
1167225
The product will take about 2 weeks b4 u c the spots disappear, which is good. I have spent lots of money on another product that did the same thing. Very pleased!
369441
I used a permanent spray-on adhesive, not a temporary one. It still comes a little loose in places at times, and I have to respray, but overall works quite well.
336219
Instructions says to let it tack up for 15 minutes first. But I am a little impatient and do not think it is needed. I spread it on, blow into it to let it dry faster, then after 1 minute, I lay the 2 layers in. Seems to have worked for me in the past. if you need instant, you need to use CA glue (super glue).
1266154
Probably a minute or two. A new product by Oasis is "Glue Dots." They are instant, I believe.
626302
I don't believe anyone can give a definitive answer, as it depends on the humidity in your house, and whether you've used extra glue in addition to the stuff that's already on it (which I recommend you do, as it makes placement and movement easier). When in doubt, wait another day or two.
580092
Yes , the adhesive has been good to me at -40 ,,,, must be installed in at least 70 degrees , and wipe the surface clean with alcohol swab and allow to flash of , then use a little adhesion promoter on surface , allow 5 mins to dry , then peel backing and press firmly !! Like I said , it worked good for me . Hope this helps !! Derek
663463
Wow! I wouldn't expect it to be sticky after 3 days. I'm assuming it's solvent based and not the water based epoxy. My best guess is you have high humidity which will make that paint take longer to dry. Give it a couple more days to dry and hope it drys good.
1771077
I dont remember exactly what my instructions said, but I'm pretty sure you peel off the covering, place your device on the sticky pad, and then wait 15 minutes for it to be fully adhered.