Some of Bondcretes many uses includes:
Toppings & Repairs; Rendering & Plastering; Tile fixing & Grouting; Sealing, Binding & Dustproofing; Carpentry Joinery & General Craftwork; and Decorative finishes.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

• Bondcrete the proven performer has evolved since 1951 into the most versatile bonding and sealing agent available. 
• Bondcrete contains an exclusive resin additive ensuring maximum bonding strength. 
• Bondcrete is so strong there is seldom any need to hack, chip or acid etch the surface before bonding. 
• Bondcrete is a concentrated high solid product, which in most cases provides a high dilution ratio, ensuring the customer gets value for money. 

APPLICATION

• CARPENTRY, JOINERY & GENERAL CRAFT WORK:

Apply direct from container to one surface only. Press surfaces together and lightly clamp. Bondcrete sets in approx. 30 minutes. Max strength is attained in 12 hours 
• PRIMING AND SEALING PRIOR TO PAINTING:

One sealing coat of diluted Bondcrete (Bondcrete1: water 4) will provide an excellent sealer or key when applied to new or old cement rendered walls, plaster etc. before using water borne decorative paints (see paint manufactures instructions). Allow 24 hours to dry. Do not attempt to apply oil-based paints over Bondcrete. 
• DUST PROOFING AND/OR RETARDING OIL PENETRATING OF INTERIOR CONCRETE FLOORS:

To a clean floor apply a sealing coat of diluted Bondcrete (Bondcrete 1: water 6) by brush, roller or spray. Leave to dry for 12 hrs. Approx. Apply another sealing coat with a dilution of Bondcrete (Bondcrete 1: water 4), allow to dry. Please Note: do not seal floor
with Bondcrete if you intend to use an oil-based paving paint or similar floor coating system. For exterior use, apply Bondall Clear Paving Sealer. 
• TOPPINGS RENDER OR PATCHING:

Apply sealer coat of Bondcrete (Bondcrete 1: water 4) allow to dry. Apply bondcoat of Bondcrete (Bondcrete 4: water 1) and while still wet or tacky carry out topping or patching. Use Bondcrete admixture (Bondcrete 1: water 10) in the topping/patching mixture in place of normal water.
• PLASTERING SETTINGS ONTO CONCRETE CEILINGS, WALLS ETC:

Apply one sealing coat of diluted Bondcrete (Bondcrete 1: water 4) allow to dry. Apply one bondcoat of diluted Bondcrete (Bondcrete 1: water 1) to the surface and while this coat is still tacky, plaster with hardwall plaster mixed to required consistency with Bondcrete admix (Bondcrete 1: water 4) in place of normal water. Screed bedding to required level and bed the tiles immediately. 
• TILING:

Apply sealer coat of diluted Bondcrete (Bondcrete 1: water 4) to surface and allow to dry. Apply bondcoat of diluted Bondcrete (Bondcrete 1: water 1) to sealed surface and while still wet or tacky lay bedding.
Beddings up to 6mm – 1 part cement: 2 part fine sand
Beddings over 6mm - 1 part cement: 3 part fine sand
Mixed to a workable consistency with Bondcrete admix (Bondcrete 1:water 4) in place of normal water. Screed bedding to required level and bed the tiles immediately. As Bondcrete has a multitude of other uses, the above are some of the more common uses for Bondcrete.

DRYING
Drying times vary pending on how it is being used and temperatures.
If applied neat: Bondcrete sets in 30 minutes but attains max strength in 24 hours.
As a thumb rule allow application to dry for at least 24 hours before applying second coat.

COVERAGE
Estimates below will provide a useful guide:
Bondcrete undiluted = 3.5 square metres per litre
Bondcrete diluted:
Bondcrete 4 parts: water 1 part = 8 square metres per litre
Bondcrete 1 part: water 1 part = 17.5 square metres per litre
Bondcrete 1 part: water 4 parts = 35 square metres per litre
Bondcrete as an admix: Bondcrete 1 part water 10 parts is an ideal admix ratio for cement toppings, concrete, plasters etc. For estimating purposes 2 litres of Bondcrete diluted with 20 litres of water is normally sufficient for mixing each 40 kg bag of cement.

COLOUR
White liquid but dries clear.

GLOSS LEVEL
Not Applicable

CLEAN UP
DO NOT POUR CONTENTS OR WASHING DOWN DRAINS OR SINKS.
Clean equipment and spills with clean running water.

PRECAUTION/FIRST AID
It is recommended that normal personal protective clothing should be worn, including coveralls, impervious gloves and goggles. Avoid unnecessary skin contact and inhalation – use a suitable respirator if spray application is employed.
If swallowed, contact a doctor. Give water to drink and do not induce vomiting.

DISCLAIMER
The information contained here is given in good faith and is intended to be of assistance to users. The wide variety of surfaces and application procedures makes it impossible for us to assume any responsibility for the results obtained.