A rapid setting, watertight barrier suitable for use with clean fresh water. It cures in less than...A rapid setting, watertight barrier suitable for use with clean fresh water. It cures in less than 2 minutes and can be used to seal joints prior to overcoating with Bond It Tanking Slurry. This product effectively seals and fills cracks and joints, plugs running water leaks, and can be used to anchor fixings. To use, cut out holes or cracks to a square (not a V) shape. Mix with water into a putty by hand. Then, with a gloved hand or trowel, plug the mixture into the hole or crack and press hard until the plug has set. Trim flush if required after water has stopped running.
This guide is for users of Bond It Plug-It Cement, a rapid-setting, watertight barrier. It's ideal for sealing joints, filling cracks, and stopping water leaks in a variety of applications. The main benefit is its quick setting time, curing in under 2 minutes. Keep in mind that proper surface preparation is crucial for optimal results.
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Model Part Number
BDH106
Brand
Bond it
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FAQs
How long does it take to cure?
Bond It Plug-It Cement cures in less than 2 minutes.
Can I use it on all types of surfaces?
It is suitable for use on various surfaces. Ensure the surface is clean and prepared properly before application.
What is the shelf life of Bond It Plug-It Cement?
The shelf life depends on storage conditions. Store in a dry environment to maximize its longevity. Refer to the product packaging for specific details.
Is it safe to use with drinking water?
This product is suitable for use with clean, fresh water. Confirm suitability for potable water applications with the manufacturer if required.
What safety precautions should I take?
Wear gloves to protect your skin from contact with the cement. Avoid contact with eyes. Work in a well-ventilated area.
Can I paint over it?
Yes, you can overcoat it once it is fully cured. Ensure the surface is clean and dry before applying paint or other coatings.
What if I mix too much at once?
Due to its rapid setting time, only mix small batches at a time. Dispose of any unused, hardened material properly.
Troubleshooting
Mixture is too crumbly or not setting properly.
Ensure the correct water-to-cement ratio is used. Mix thoroughly. Ensure the product is not expired.
Water continues to leak after application.
Ensure the product is pressed firmly into the crack or joint. Make sure the surface is properly prepared. Multiple applications may be necessary.
Difficulty in achieving a smooth finish.
Use a trowel or gloved hand to smooth the surface immediately after application. Practice may be required for optimal results.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Fast curing time saves time and allows for immediate results.
Effective at stopping running water leaks.
Can be used to anchor fixings.
Creates a durable, watertight seal.
Easy to mix and apply.
Cons
Requires proper surface preparation for optimal adhesion.
May require practice to achieve a perfect finish.
Limited working time due to rapid setting.
Not suitable for all types of cracks or structural repairs.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Preparation: Ensure the surface is clean, free of loose debris, and slightly roughened for better adhesion. Remove any standing water.
Mixing: Mix with clean water to a putty-like consistency. Follow the manufacturer's recommended water-to-cement ratio.
Application: Immediately apply the mixture into the crack or joint, pressing firmly to ensure it fills the space completely.
Compatibility
Compatible with: Clean, fresh water environments. Bond It Tanking Slurry.
Not Recommended for: Areas exposed to extreme temperatures or chemical exposure without proper additional protection.
Care
Allow sufficient curing time (as specified by the manufacturer) before exposing to full water pressure or other stresses.
Avoid disturbing the applied cement while it is setting.
Store the product in a dry place, away from moisture, to maintain its effectiveness.