European Body Art Silabond Silicone Adhesive

European Body Art Silabond Silicone Adhesive European Body Art Silabond Silicone Adhesive is a silicone based pressure sensitive (PS) adhesive designed to provide superior hold and performance under any conditions. It works especially well with silicone appliances, hair, foam, latex, plastic and rubber. Silabond silicone prosthetic adhesive is nearly odorless making application comfortable for both the makeup artist and model/actor. The exclusive formula uses only FDA approved ingredients and is completely free of ethyl acetate, heptane or skin irritants. Silabond uses the fastest evaporating solvents approved for skin use yet it provides enough time to position the appliance in place. Silabond is the favorite silicone prosthetic adhesive of Howard Berger and pro makeup artists in the film and TV industry. SILABOND ADVANTAGE Water and perspiration resistant Pressure sensitive (PS) Strong and fast bond Skin safe and odorless APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS Pour only the needed amount of Silabond into a small cup. Add more as necessary. In order to avoid product evaporation and cross contamination from one person to another, do not use Silabond directly from the original container provided by EBA. It is highly recommended to use Silabond along with SB Thinner in order to thin down the adhesive to a desired working level and replenish any solvents that may evaporate during the application. Next, make sure surfaces are completely clean. Apply Silabond in thin layers onto both surfaces to be adhered. Lastly, press the surfaces together firmly. IMPORTANT: To achieve proper bond and performance it is essential to let the solvents evaporate completely from the surfaces before pressing the two surfaces together. This typically takes only a minute or less pending the amount of adhesive. Hint: The adhesive becomes tackier as the solvents evaporate. The longer you give it the better bond will be achieved. Do not adhere surfaces if the adhesive is feeling wet.  Do not apply too much adhesive, brushing in thin layers is highly recommended.