MEK Solvent for PVC Fabric

Overview

MEK Solvent for PVC Fabric is an essential solution for preparing PVC fabric surfaces before bonding and repairs. It helps reactivate PVC adhesives to support a strong, durable bond, and it’s also useful for cleaning off excess PVC adhesive for a tidier finish.

Key Benefits

• Prepares PVC fabric surfaces for bonding and repair work
• Reactivates PVC adhesives to help achieve a strong, durable bond
• Helps clean off excess PVC adhesive for a neat, tidy finish
• Multiple sizes available to suit occasional or frequent repairs

Available Sizes

• 250ml
• 500ml
• 1 litre
• 5 litre

Typical Uses (PVC SIB Repairs)

• Surface preparation before patching PVC fabric
• Reactivating PVC adhesive during repair work
• Cleaning away excess glue after bonding is complete

How to Use (General Guidance)

• Apply to a clean cloth and wipe the bonding area to remove contamination
• Allow the surface to fully flash off and dry before applying adhesive
• Use carefully for glue cleanup to keep surrounding areas neat
• Use in a well-ventilated area and follow all container safety guidance (PPE recommended)

FAQs

What is MEK used for on PVC inflatables?

It’s used to prepare PVC fabric for bonding, reactivate PVC adhesives, and clean off excess PVC glue after repairs.

What sizes are available?

MEK Solvent is available in 250ml, 500ml, 1 litre, and 5 litre.

Can this help make a stronger repair?

Proper surface prep and adhesive reactivation can improve bonding consistency. This product is specifically described as helping to reactivate PVC adhesives for a strong, durable bond.

Why does the dropdown show “Clear” under Volume?

On the page, “Clear” appears within the Volume options, but it isn’t a volume size. This likely needs correcting in your product attributes (remove “Clear” or move it to a colour attribute).

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