Max Bond 107 Hi Grab Sheet Vinyl Adhesive

SKU: MJ-M107-MaxB-107-15L
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Bonding sheet vinyl reliably over the long term comes down to plasticiser resistance and re-bond strength, and Max Bond 107 is formulated with both, including compatibility with absorbent heated subfloors for internal installations.

Description

Max Bond 107 Hi-Grab Sheet Vinyl Adhesive is a high-performance acrylic adhesive built for commercial and domestic sheet vinyl installation, with excellent plasticiser resistance that keeps it non-staining under vinyl over the long term. Its quick initial grab and genuine re-bond characteristics give installers real confidence that a seam or edge can be adjusted or re-activated during the job if needed, rather than committing irreversibly the moment the adhesive is spread.

Being suitable for use over absorbent heated subfloors extends where it can be specified, provided the correct AS1884-2012 clause 4.1.3 heating shutdown timing is followed. Its 1.6mm V-notched trowel application and up-to-1-year shelf life at 20°C make it a practical, straightforward product to stock and use across sheet vinyl jobs of varying scale.

Because it’s rated for use over absorbent heated subfloors as well as standard concrete and timber substrates, Max Bond 107 gives real flexibility across different build types without needing a separate adhesive purely because underfloor heating is present. Its excellent plasticiser resistance also protects against the softening or staining that a lower-grade adhesive can cause over time as plasticisers migrate out of the sheet vinyl itself, which is a common long-term failure mode in vinyl flooring installations.

Because it’s for internal use only, it should be reserved for indoor sheet vinyl work, and confirming substrate moisture content against AS1884 remains an essential first step on any concrete floor before adhesive or primer goes down.

Technical Specifications

Appearance Cream / white
Base Acrylic
Solids content Approx. 72%
Viscosity Creamy paste
Shelf life Up to 1 year from manufacture, sealed at 20°C
Trowel size 1.6mm x 1.6mm x 1.6mm V-notched
Container sizes 1, 4 and 15 litre plastic pail

Where to Use

  • Commercial and domestic sheet vinyl installation
  • Absorbent heated subfloors
  • Internal applications only

How to Apply

  1. Prepare the substrate — dry, smooth, sound, clean and free of wax, grease and hydrostatic pressure.
  2. Prime if needed — absorbent wooden or concrete subfloors should be primed with MJS Max Prime first.
  3. Apply the adhesive — spread with a 1.6mm V-notched trowel.
  4. Lay the sheet vinyl — press into the adhesive, ensuring good transfer and roll in both directions.
  5. Seal domestic seams — use Max Bond VSS vinyl seam sealer on all domestic vinyl seams.

Important Notes

  • Internal use only.
  • All concrete substrate floors should be tested for moisture content per AS1884 before priming or installation.
  • Clean tools immediately with warm soapy water; dried adhesive needs a solvent cleaner.

Key Features

  • High performance acrylic adhesive for sheet vinyl installation
  • Excellent plasticiser resistance
  • Quick initial grab with excellent re-bond characteristics
  • Suitable for use over absorbent heated subfloors
  • Internal use only
  • 1, 4 and 15 litre plastic pails

Additional information

Weight 16 kg
Range

Sheet Vinyl Adhesive

Size

15 Litre Pail

Frequently asked questions

What does 're-bond' mean for a sheet vinyl adhesive?

It refers to the adhesive’s ability to be re-activated and re-bond after initial application, which matters for sheet vinyl installation where seams and edges sometimes need to be lifted and rebonded during the job.

How should domestic vinyl seams be treated?

All seams for domestic vinyl should be seam-sealed using Max Bond VSS vinyl seam sealer, a separate product from the main flooring adhesive.

Is Max Bond 107 suitable for heated subfloors?

Yes, over absorbent heated subfloors, referring to AS1884-2012 clause 4.1.3 for the required heating shutdown time before installation.

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