Q1: What are the main advantages of oil-based (yellow) adhesive compared to water-based alternatives?
A: It provides superior water and moisture resistance, stronger initial tack, and better performance on non-porous or oily surfaces. The adhesive forms a flexible, durable bond that withstands temperature variations and mechanical stress, making it ideal for demanding environments.

Q2: What materials can be effectively bonded with this adhesive?
A: It is suitable for wood, leather, rubber, fabric, ceramics, and many plastics (except certain polyolefins like PE/PP). Surface preparation (cleaning, roughening) may enhance adhesion on smooth or low-energy substrates.

Q3: Are there specific drying, curing, or safety guidelines for using oil-based adhesives?
A: Allow adequate ventilation due to solvent emissions. Apply thinly and evenly; clamping is often recommended during curing. Full strength develops over 24-48 hours. Clean tools promptly with appropriate solvents (e.g., mineral spirits). Avoid skin contact and store away from heat or flames.