Have you ever encountered the problem of choosing glue during renovation? What is the difference between glass glue, weather resistant glue, structural glue, and sealant?

 Glass glue is actually a general term! It usually refers to bottled silicone adhesive. When decorating, the glass glue we often refer to is mainly used for indoor edge finishing and bonding. There are neutral and acidic options, as well as transparent and white colors!

 Sealing glue is characterized by excellent elasticity and adhesion. It is mainly used for filling seams, which can prevent leakage, waterproofing, windproofing, as well as sound insulation and thermal insulation. In home decoration, we often use it to install doors and windows and seal the gaps between walls.

 Weather resistant adhesive, also known as weather resistant sealant. Its adhesion and elasticity are top-notch, resistant to aging, and not afraid of sun exposure. Mainly used for weather resistant sealing of various glass curtain walls, metal aluminum panels, enamel curtain walls, as well as joint sealing of concrete and other materials.

 Structural Adhesive has super strong adhesion, but relatively weak elasticity. It is mainly used for bonding and sealing various stones such as glass, wood, marble, etc. For example, when making a glass fish tank, it will be used!

Now, do you have a clearer understanding of these adhesives?