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Learn more about Powda Bond and what it can be used for
Powda Bond is an automotive glue with a high quality liquid adhesive and black and white powder fillers. The adhesive is absorbed into the filler powder and cures within seconds, creating a strong bond on nearly any kind of rigid plastic. Because of the powder filler it can be used to build up thick areas for difficult repairs, and once it's cured it can be sanded, filed and painted.
The product can also be used as a single adhesive or as a gap filler. Once cured, Powda Bond offers a waterproof bond, so it's able to be used for fixes to pipes, carburetors and other applications where liquid comes in contact with the repair.
It can be used as an auto plastic repair kit to repair a wide range of cracks, including broken hubcaps, motorcycle fairings and car bumpers. It sticks to nearly any rigid surface and creates a tough, permanent bond.
"We're excited to launch this product on Amazon," a spokesperson for the company said. "Pratley's line of adhesives are respected worldwide, and have even gone to the moon. We're glad we'll be able to reach a wider audience by selling automotive contact adhesive Powda Bond on Amazon."
Pratley was founded in South Africa in 1948 and now offers more than 800 different products for the domestic and industrial market. Powda Bond is one of the offerings in its adhesives range, a category the company is internationally famous for.
Other adhesive products from the company have been used to repair the Golden Gate Bridge and have gained international renown.
About SmitCo LLC - Powda Bond
SmitCo LLC has been involved in online marketing since 2006 and their mission is to provide good quality products to their customers at an affordable price with secure online shopping and great customer service.
Their latest product is Powda Bond by Pratley which is an automotive glue repair kit. It will only be available on Amazon.com.
SmitCo LLC - Powda Bond
Francina Smit
(816) 343-4115
pr@smitcollc.com
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