Waterproof PVA
Features and benefits
EVO-STIK Waterproof PVA is a general purpose adhesive, primer, sealer and dustproofer, which is specially formulated to be resistant to water and high humidity. Whether you're working on interior or exterior projects, this versatile waterproof PVA glue ensures a strong, durable bond that stands up to moisture and damp environments.
Not only is it specially formulated to resist water, but this external PVA glue conforms to EN 204 D3 woodworking so is perfect for use on timber, plywood and more.
When used as a primer, EVO-STIK Waterproof PVA improves adhesion to porous or difficult surfaces before plastering, rendering or screeding. It seals and strengthens surfaces for increased durability and reduces dusting. Plus, this waterproof PVA is perfect for damp-prone areas in DIY projects or repairs.
Supplied in a range of sizes, this EVO-STIK PVA can easily be brushed or rolled on, offering flexibility for different project needs.
Suitable materials: Bonds a wide range of materials provided one of the surfaces is porous, including timber, plywood, blockboard, chipboard, fibreboard, expanded polystyrene, polyurethane foam, insulating board, brick, concrete, plaster, stone and slate.
Sizes: 1 litre, 2.5 litre or 5 litre.
Coverage: 6 - 10m² per litre dependent on application thickness.
HOW TO USE
PREPARATION
1. Surfaces must be sound, clean and free from contaminants such as dust, oil, grease and any loose material.
2. Shake the waterproof PVA well before use.
3. The adhesive can be applied by brush, roller, spreader, or from a squeezable plastic bottle.
4. Bonding work must be done when the adhesive is still wet or tacky, but when using as a primer the adhesive must be allowed to dry
APPLICATION
To bond most types of wood under dry conditions:
5. Apply undiluted EVO-STIK Waterproof PVA to one surface. Join surfaces immediately and apply weight, or clamp joint for at least 1 hour.
Good to know: Discover how to use EVO-STIK Waterproof PVA as a primer in plastering applications, as a bonding agent, or as a dust sealer by referring to the Technical Data Sheet.
HOW TO REMOVE
- To remove wet PVA: Clean tools and equipment with warm soapy water immediately after use.
- To remove dried PVA: Start by softening it with acetone or a vinegar solution. Gently scrape off the softened glue with a plastic scraper or cloth. Always test on a small area first to avoid damage.
FAQs
PVA stands for Polyvinyl Acetate.
No - EVO-STIK Waterproof PVA is not intended for use as a surface coating. It will tend to turn hazy white when wet.
No - EVO-STIK Waterproof PVA is not suitable as a primer for paints.
