PLASTIC BINDER POXIPOL GLUE 21G

In the kitchen

• Mounting iron fittings on wall cabinets, kitchen appliances, doors.
• Repairing handles of large kitchen tools such as cleavers.
• Fixing hinges on kitchen furniture.
• Gluing stainless steel sinks to marble kitchen countertops.
• Gluing and filling chips in marble kitchen countertops (we recommend transparent POXIPOL®).

In the bedroom

• Assembling, repairing, fastening, and joining parts of wooden or metal furniture. The glue is especially recommended for repairing and bonding areas subjected to heavy loads and forces, such as slats and beams in beds, legs of tables, armchairs, chairs.
• Repairing wooden or metal doors and windows.
• Attaching hooks, dowels, and screws for hanging heavy objects and decorations.

In the living room

• Assembling, repairing, fastening, and joining parts of wooden or metal furniture. The glue is especially recommended for repairing and bonding areas subjected to heavy loads and forces, such as slats and beams in beds, legs of tables, armchairs, chairs.
• Repairing wooden or metal doors and windows.
• Attaching hooks, dowels, and screws for hanging heavy objects and decorations.

In the bathroom

• Gluing mirror frames.
• Gluing sinks.
• Filling and repairing cracks in sinks and bathtubs.
• Attaching missing parts in porcelain bowls.
• Repairing tanks made of fiber cement.

In the workshop/general applications

• Repairing necks, guitar necks, violin fingerboards, or other musical instruments.
• Attaching handles of tools such as shovels or hammers.
• Gluing blocks of marble and granite.
• Creating threads.
• Restoring sculptures, statues, and monuments.
• Attaching hooks and holders on walls for hanging heavy objects.
• Gluing stool rungs.
• Leveling unevenness and filling gaps in aluminum and iron tools.

In the garden

• Gluing and repairing garden furniture made of metal, wood, or cement.
• Repairing and restoring vases, pots, large porcelain elements, fountains, and other garden decorations.
• Repairing cement, plaster, or marble structures such as statues or cornices.
• Gluing cement pipes used for water drainage or gutters.
• Attaching and securing hooks, dowels, and screws used for hanging heavy objects, tools, and decorations in the garden.
• Repairing broken long handles, e.g., aluminum pipe of a pool vacuum cleaner (due to its complexity, this will be one of those cases for which we will describe the correct “step-by-step” instruction - reinforcement should be applied inside the hollow handle and at the break point: a wooden rod will be placed inside and glued with POXIPOL® glue to the pipe, strengthening the area and preventing re-breaking in this section).
• Setting broom, brush, and clothes dryer handles.
• Gluing parts of water fountains.

In the car/motorcycle/boat/other vehicles

• Repairing fuel tanks and aluminum radiators in cars or motorcycles.
• Repairing ship hulls.
• Restoring bodywork.
• Reinforcing and bonding joints in vehicles.

PLASTIC BINDER POXIPOL GLUE 21G

In the kitchen

• Mounting iron fittings on wall cabinets, kitchen appliances, doors.
• Repairing handles of large kitchen tools such as cleavers.
• Fixing hinges on kitchen furniture.
• Gluing stainless steel sinks to marble kitchen countertops.
• Gluing and filling chips in marble kitchen countertops (we recommend transparent POXIPOL®).

In the bedroom

• Assembling, repairing, fastening, and joining parts of wooden or metal furniture. The glue is especially recommended for repairing and bonding areas subjected to heavy loads and forces, such as slats and beams in beds, legs of tables, armchairs, chairs.
• Repairing wooden or metal doors and windows.
• Attaching hooks, dowels, and screws for hanging heavy objects and decorations.

In the living room

• Assembling, repairing, fastening, and joining parts of wooden or metal furniture. The glue is especially recommended for repairing and bonding areas subjected to heavy loads and forces, such as slats and beams in beds, legs of tables, armchairs, chairs.
• Repairing wooden or metal doors and windows.
• Attaching hooks, dowels, and screws for hanging heavy objects and decorations.

In the bathroom

• Gluing mirror frames.
• Gluing sinks.
• Filling and repairing cracks in sinks and bathtubs.
• Attaching missing parts in porcelain bowls.
• Repairing tanks made of fiber cement.

In the workshop/general applications

• Repairing necks, guitar necks, violin fingerboards, or other musical instruments.
• Attaching handles of tools such as shovels or hammers.
• Gluing blocks of marble and granite.
• Creating threads.
• Restoring sculptures, statues, and monuments.
• Attaching hooks and holders on walls for hanging heavy objects.
• Gluing stool rungs.
• Leveling unevenness and filling gaps in aluminum and iron tools.

In the garden

• Gluing and repairing garden furniture made of metal, wood, or cement.
• Repairing and restoring vases, pots, large porcelain elements, fountains, and other garden decorations.
• Repairing cement, plaster, or marble structures such as statues or cornices.
• Gluing cement pipes used for water drainage or gutters.
• Attaching and securing hooks, dowels, and screws used for hanging heavy objects, tools, and decorations in the garden.
• Repairing broken long handles, e.g., aluminum pipe of a pool vacuum cleaner (due to its complexity, this will be one of those cases for which we will describe the correct “step-by-step” instruction - reinforcement should be applied inside the hollow handle and at the break point: a wooden rod will be placed inside and glued with POXIPOL® glue to the pipe, strengthening the area and preventing re-breaking in this section).
• Setting broom, brush, and clothes dryer handles.
• Gluing parts of water fountains.

In the car/motorcycle/boat/other vehicles

• Repairing fuel tanks and aluminum radiators in cars or motorcycles.
• Repairing ship hulls.
• Restoring bodywork.
• Reinforcing and bonding joints in vehicles.