Premier Range Rapid Grab Glass Splashback Adhesive

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Apply the adhesive to the rear of the glass in dollops. Each dollop will need to be roughly 20 – 30mm in size and they will need to be spaced about 80mm apart. Also ensure that the dollops around the edge of the glass are set in about 40mm as when it is pushed against the wall these will spread out and you don’t want them spilling out from around the edges. If you have to join two separate lengths of acrylic, you have two options. The first is to butt the two pieces of acrylic together, and providing you’ve cut two perfect edges, they should meet up against one another to provide a seamless finish. If cut correctly, you shouldn’t even notice the join. The toughened glass is tempered at 700 degrees centigrade to ensure it is strengthened to the very highest level – this process also means it will shatter if dropped rather than break into pieces - tough and safe.

Once the surface has been prepared and all loose material removed give it a good wipe over with a suitable cleaning agent to remove any dust or grease. Acrylic by nature is quite soft, and over time it is inevitable that scratchs and scrapes will occur. The good thing about acrylic is that these can be repaired using the same methods outlined under the "Smoothing and Preparing cut Edges" heading above.When using wet and dry paper, this will need to be done in several stages using several different grades of paper: If you have made any cuts you might now notice that the cut edges are a little rough so we will need to now sort these out.

The filing itself will remove the majority of the major burrs but it is also best to use some wet and dry paper to give it the final finish. You can now cut the acrylic’s height and length to the correct size. Whichever saw you use, ensure you start it up before it touches the acrylic. Otherwise, this may cause the edge to chip.

Our vivid colours range is extensive - with the perfect match for your tiles, worktop or cooker hood. Colours include Lime Green, Fuchsia Pink, Chocolate Brown and Deep Purple! The use of coloured glass is a great way to improve the style of your kitchen and can create a real feature. Once applied, wet your finger and run it over each bead wiping off any excess. This will give you a nice, crisp edge and suitable professional look to the whole job. If you find that there are extreme dips over large sections of the surface (more than 6mm in depth) it is propably worth considering getting the entire surface re-plastered ( more information can be found in our plastering projects section). Clean and Seal the Wall