FAQ – Gator Glue

Ideally the temperature needs to be above 32 degrees for 24 hours.

Alliance Rubber Paint and Tar Remover or Acetone can be used to clean up the glue as long as the glue has not dried.

The short answer is – that Alliance glues will glue most construction materials. Some plastics may not glue well, for anything else it is advisable to do a test.

Normally the bond of the glue is as good as the surface it is being used to glue. The surface to be bonded cannot be dirty or dusty during application. Our Xtra Strength (green tube) and XP Xtra Performance (black tube) are considered permanent bonds.

Two years. It must be stored inside. It should not be stored in hot areas
Note: they should be stored at above freezing temp.

The Gator Block Bond Xtra Strength (green tube) or XP Xtra Performance (black tube) are both heat resistant up to 400 F, normally the parts of a BBQ that need to be glued do not get hotter than this – however check with the BBQ manufacturer on expected operating temperatures. It is for the surrounding of the fire pit not in the pit.

This is best done before the glue dries, scrape or wipe off the excess glue, careful not to smear it over a greater area – then apply Alliance Rubber Paint and Tar Remover or acetone and wipe – continue to reapply until completely gone.

Use Gator Rubber Paint and Tar Remover or Acetone or also soak your hands in warm water and scrub with soap – wear plastic gloves to prevent this from happening.