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  • About Adhesives

    So you have a project or you are going to begin projects and you aren't sure which adhesive(s) you will need to get the job done. Here you can read up on the various kinds of adhesives.

  • Adhesive Comparisons

    Learn about various adhesives by understanding the differences between them and the benefits and drawbacks of certain bonding agents when used on certain materials through comparisons.

  • Cartridge or Traditional Epoxy?

    Discover the superiority of cartridge stone adhesive over traditional two-part epoxy. Learn about its efficiency, durability, and cost-effectiveness, revolutionizing stone bonding in various industries.

  • Gluing Granite Countertops

    Gluing granite countertops entails a number of tasks, each occurring at various times during the process and for different reasons. In this article we look at some of those reasons.

  • Is Mixing Your Own Best?

    Mixing you own countertop adhesives is a practice that many professionals have been trained to do and are accustomed to doing but is it the best way of mixing your countertop adhesives?

  • Matching Stone With Adhesives

    Discover how to match stone types with compatible adhesives in this guide. Explore polyester, vinyl ester, and epoxy options for durable installations.

  • Vinyl Ester Adhesive

    Discover how vinyl ester adhesive transforms contemporary stone fabrication with durability, versatility, and seamless finishes.

  • Which Lamination Glue?

    In this article we briefly look at a few edge lamination techniques as well as some things to keep in mind when selecting an adhesive product for edge lamination projects.

  • Polyester or Epoxy - Which?

    In the US any glue is commonly referred to as “an epoxy” regardless of the chemical composition and properties. But epoxy is a very specific term to refer to a very specific glue.

  • Yellowing of Adhesives

    See what kinds of things to keep in mind when you choose a stone adhesive and why it is important to think about what causes stone adhesives to turn yellow.