A versatile High Tack Glue, an easy to apply adhesive for fixation of acoustic panels to surfaces

Vicoustic’s Flexi Glue Ultra is designed for use with a variety of materials. Its chemical composition is non-aggressive, and therefore certified in accordance with the most recent European legislation, allowing Flexi Glue Ultra to be used in any environment. Flexi Glue Ultra is also perfect for use with polyurethane (foam) or polystyrene (EPS) Vicoustic solutions, ensuring their correct and safe application to a room’s surfaces.

Flexi Glue Ultra was designed in collaboration with leading chemical industry professionals. Testing has revealed excellent strength and versatility when applied to a range of materials.

Flexi Glue Ultra Application

Preparation: The surfaces to be bonded must be dry, clean and free of dust and grease.

Bonding: Cut the tip of the glue nozzle at 45º with a box cutter. Apply the adhesive glue on the back of the acoustic panel using a pressure gun. Leave a margin of 4 to 5 cm between the panel edges and the line of glue. Do not wait longer than 10 minutes after applying the glue to attach the panel to the surface. Place the panel in a suitable position on the wall or ceiling. Once in the desired place, press firmly against the surface for 15 seconds.

Flexi Glue Ultra Storage Conditions

The glue should be stored in a dry place between 10-25 degrees Celsius (50-77 degrees Fahrenheit). Do not exceed 25 degrees Celsius (77 Fahrenheit) or subject the glue to less than 10 degrees (50 Fahrenheit) for a long period. Keep away from damp areas, direct sunlight and heat sources.

Flexi Glue Ultra Recommended Quantities

For the installation of our acoustic panels, we recommend the following quantities.

Please find detailed instructions in the Recommended Quantities document or in each product Installation Manual

Recommended quantity of Flexi Glue Ultra tubes per Product box.
Note: Amounts may differ depending on user sensitivity and applicator tip opening. We recommend purchasing an extra tube in addition to the estimate shown.