RSS
Ask Dr. Dave: What advantages do I have if I choose an adhesive that has MIL-SPEC approval?
If you buy an adhesive or sealant that has MIL-SPEC approval, it means the product has passed certain performance specifications.
Read More
Ask Dr. Dave
Ask Dr. Dave: Can you help us with a crystallization problem in the part-A (epoxy side) of our two-part epoxy putty compound?
Epoxies tend to crystallize when they are very pure with narrow molecular weight distributions.
Read More
Ask Dr. Dave: What are the best adhesives and sealants for construction these days?
Adhesives and sealants for the construction industry have changed dramatically over the last 20 years or so.
Read More
Ask Dr. Dave: What are the best products for filling the seams after assembling acrylic countertops?
Reactive acrylic adhesives vary from surface-activated flexible adhesives to two-component adhesives.
Read More
Ask Dr. Dave
Ask Dr. Dave: What is the difference between a polyurethane adhesive and a polyurea adhesive?
Dave Dunn's September 2014 column.
Read More
Ask Dr. Dave: Why are some waterborne adhesives called latex, others called dispersions and yet others emulsions?
Dave Dunn's August 2014 column.
Read More
Ask Dr. Dave: How can we get our adhesives approved for food/beverage or medical applications?
Dave Dunn's July 2014 column.
Read More
Ask Dr. Dave: What is the best way to judge the effectiveness of an adhesive bond?
Dave Dunn's June 2014 column.
Read More
Ask Dr. Dave: What is a good adhesive for bonding glass to metal?
Dave Dunn's May 2014 column.
Read More
Ask Dr. Dave: Is there a way to bond PTFE with regular adhesives?
Dave Dunn's April 2014 column.
Read More