If that magic Liquid latex of which you speak, is InFact solvent proof. How do they dissolve it in ammonia?
Magnets?
The mastik we glue tubs with doesnt really form a super solid bond. So you wouldnt need to go far up the solvent based glue Food Chain to find one stronger. Obviously steer Clear of anything water based. But I fail to see the need for nasty ammonia based latexs.
I'm a polymer chemist not a tub expert. So big pinch of salt needed. But i'd have just used the barge glue that I have. As I'm pretty sure that'll hold sufficiently better than mastik.
They don't. It's dissolved in water, a touch of ammonia is added to keep the pH of the solution positive so that it remains dissolved in the water rather than polymerizing.
If that magic Liquid latex of which you speak, is InFact solvent proof. How do they dissolve it in ammonia?
Magnets?
The mastik we glue tubs with doesnt really form a super solid bond. So you wouldnt need to go far up the solvent based glue Food Chain to find one stronger. Obviously steer Clear of anything water based. But I fail to see the need for nasty ammonia based latexs.
I'm a polymer chemist not a tub expert. So big pinch of salt needed. But i'd have just used the barge glue that I have. As I'm pretty sure that'll hold sufficiently better than mastik.