ALM Code 7 Milled Lead - 600mm x 3m 
ALM Code 8 Milled Lead - 360mm x 6m 
Code 5 Cast Lead - 600mm x 6m 
Ronseal Quick Drying Smooth Finish Filler - 600g 
Ronseal Precision Finish Brush - 5 Pack 
Bond It FG8 Food Grade Silicone - White 310ml 
ALM Code 6 Milled Lead Flashing - 850mm x 6m 
Bond It Stabilizing Solution - White 5L 
Everbuild Silicone Spray - 400ml (Box of 12) 
Bond It Silicone Ultra Waterseal - Clear 5L 
Everbuild Febond PVA - 5L 
Hambleside Danelaw TV10/6 Flush Fit Tile Vent - Slate Grey (Box of 5) 
Soudal Water Stop Roof Repair Compound – Grey 4kg 
Timco M6 Zip-Fix Cavity Wall Fixing - 50 Pieces 
Ronseal Expanding Foam Filler - 300ml 
Easy-Trim Lead R Flashing Textured – 600mm x 5m 
Timloc Double Roman Tile Vent Brown (Box of 6) 
Klober Profile-Line Flat Tile Vent - Brown KG9856-3-0247 (Box of 10) 
Bond It Mould Stop - Clear 2.5L 
Samac Silicone Bronze Nails - 1kg (45mm x 1.8mm) 
Timco High Visibility Wet Paint Tape 
OX Pro Electricians Chisel - 2¼" X 10" 
Everbuild Everflex Contract AC50 Acoustic Sealant & Adhesive - White 380ml 
Uses
The Gorilla Wood Glue is a powerful, versatile adhesive that's perfect for application to wooden substrates. It provides an unbreakable bond with excellent water resistance, rated to D3. It's applied similarly to a conventional PVA adhesive but instead is formulated with Gorilla's strength. The glue cures into a natural colour, enabling aesthetically pleasing finishes as it blends naturally with the wood.
Preparation
To ensure that you achieve optimal results, you must clean and prepare the surfaces, removing contaminants such as dirt, dust, grease, oil, loose debris, flaking material, etc. After cleaning and removing the impurities from the surface, ensure it's dried and ready for bonding. If the Wood Glue has separated inside the bottle, shake thoroughly to remix the material.
Application
- Apply the glue to the surface generously.
- Bring the surfaces together and hold for at least 20-30 minutes using clamps or weighted objects.
- Any excess glue before it's cured can be removed using a clean, damp cloth; if the glue has cured, you'll need to scrape it off.
