Perform Adhesive - 290ml - Grey
- Belongs to the new generation of MS-polymer joint fillers
- Can assimilate movement up to +/- 20%
- Completely non-odorous, neutral and fast hardening
- Excellent resistance against climatic influences
- Temperature range: -50°C to +165°C
- Colour: Grey
- Quantity: 290ml
- Formulated to adhere to EDPM Siliccone Flashing
Perform Flashing Adhesive is an MS-polymer joint filler that combines the best characteristics of silicone and polyurethane joint fillers. It hardens by a reaction to the humidity in the air and creates an elastic joint, which can assimilate movement up to +/- 20%.
Non-odorous, neutral and fast hardening, Perform Adhesive can be coated with paint and has excellent resistance against climatic influences. It can be used for many applications including DEKS Perform Flexible Lead Replacement, the shipping and container industries, where a hard resistant glueing process/joint is needed as well as joints in wooden and concrete flooring.
- Belongs to the new generation of MS-polymer joint fillers
- Can assimilate movement up to +/- 20%
- Completely non-odorous, neutral and fast hardening
- Excellent resistance against climatic influences
- Temperature range: -50°C to +165°C
- Colour: Grey
- Quantity: 290ml
- Formulated to adhere to EDPM Siliccone Flashing
Mounting PERFORM
PERFORM acts just like lead and as it also should be treated like lead, the changeover from lead to PERFORM is very smooth and without obstacles. The following guidelines must be followed:
- When the material is shaped during mounting a PERFORM hammer or a regular rubber or plastic hammer must be used to avoid damage of the material.
- When PERFORM is mounted on walls, nails or rivets should be used.
- The edge of the material can in advantage be folded to increase strength and in consideration of the appearance of the finished roof covering. By folding the edge it becomes considerably stronger and the roof covering is thereby even more stable in form.
BUILDING REGULATIONS
Download Building Regulations Document J (effective October 2010) below
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