Maximum properties for epoxies are only achieved by curing at high temperatures for long periods of time to complete the reactions.

Examining char in hot-melt adhesives.

Polyureas tend to be a little more expensive than polyurethanes, but their fast cure and outstanding properties often outweigh this.

PSAs can be formulated with a range of adhesive and cohesive properties.

Reactive acrylics can be formulated with very fast cure times, or can be modified so that no cure occurs

While the particles are not producing a performance problem, your customers may observe them and think m, your customers may observe them and think that something has changed in the formula.

Depending on your productivity and performance requirements, epoxies, acrylics or polyurethanes could be viable options.

The answer is almost certainly no.

Aluminum and its alloys can be bonded successfully with a range of adhesives.

A black light would probably give better results than the full-spectrum bulb, but you will need a fairly high-intensity UV lamp.