Hold the wider side of the safety cap, squeeze, and pull at the same time.

The main characteristic of InstantBond adhesive is that it cures instantly on demand with the use of the accelerator thus eliminating the use of clamping devices or hold-down methods. Our claim is the “no hold” freedom which offers new possibilities in the repair, installation, and/or building methods that were not available before. Its most important attribute is that it’s not only an extremely strong and versatile adhesive but cures instantly on demand, with the introduction of an innovative aerosol accelerator agent. It creates a new experience of instant repairs and installation never before possible. The new freedom of a ‘no hold’ ‘No Wait’ philosophy is what really sets it apart InstantBond from all other adhesive products. Hence “Everything else is just glue”

Amazing speed and strength with InstantBond. No need to wait for messy products to dry. InstantBond instantly bonds wood, stone, plastic, glass, metals, ceramics, etc. Note, please practice on scrap pieces before final use.

Yes, you can use InstantBond without the accelerator if time is not a factor, you can slow down the curing time by not using the accelerator and depending on the materials used, the curing time without the use of the accelerator is 5 to 8 minutes. The accelerator is used only when you need to cure immediately or hold parts in place instantly. If time is not a factor than just use the adhesive alone. In most cases use the accelerator to cure the adhesion just so it reduces the chance of getting the adhesive on your hands or other parts.

Yes, when you want to be more precise or prevent aerosol accelerator overspray, spray the accelerator into the cover cap, the liquid will quickly accumulate at the bottom of the cup, then use a clean cloth to dip into the liquid and wipe the area that needs to be glued and/or activated. This method provides for more precise and accurate placement of the Accelerator and prevents overspray of the accelerator on any unwanted area of concern.