JBL FIXOL 50ml

Perfect hold without bubbles: non-toxic adhesive for high-gloss plastic back panels on aquariums and terrariums
Item no. 6121000
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9.55 EUR

Price incl. 17 VAT plus Delivery
Base price 191 EUR / l
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Product features

  • Perfect hold without bubbles: non-toxic adhesive for glossy plastic foil backgrounds for aquariums and terrariums
  • Complete transparency: no annoying reflections caused by air gaps or unwanted bubbles. As a result the foil backgrounds appear more vivid (3D effect)
  • To use: apply adhesive to the outside of the aquarium/terrarium rear pane, position the foil on the outside on rear pane, smooth gently with a scraper
  • Not suitable for: foil backgrounds with a matt surface, backgrounds in 3D look, paper foil backgrounds
  • Package contents: 1 bottle adhesive Fixol, 50 ml. Incl. scraper

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  • Does JBL Fixol dissolve the colour of the foil on the rear panel?

    If the colour print comes off, it is very unlikely to be due to Fixol, as it does not contain any solvents.

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  • In the description it states that I should use a cap of the product as a measuring unit. But there is no cap on the product.

    "Cap" refers to the screw-on cap. Place the glue in the middle and then scrape off to the outside.

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  • How much Fixol do I need for my aquarium?

    A cap contains 2.5 ml and is sufficient for about 0.6 m2. The entire content is sufficient for 20 x 0.6 m2 = 12 m2.

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