Dap Inc 25332 Weldwood Non-flammable Contact Cement Qt

Product Description

The DAP INC 25332 is a quart-sized, non-flammable contact cement formulated with high-solids polychloroprene in a waterborne carrier. It is designed for bonding laminates, veneers, rubber, leather, and similar materials in professional trade applications. The adhesive dries in 30 to 40 minutes and becomes water resistant once fully cured. Its low-odor, waterborne formula meets VOC compliance requirements, making it suitable for use in enclosed or occupied work areas where solvent-based adhesives are restricted. Licensed contractors, finish carpenters, and flooring installers are the primary users.

This contact cement is used in residential and commercial settings for countertop laminate installations, cabinet fabrication, and general bonding tasks where a non-flammable, low-VOC adhesive is required. The waterborne formula is especially well suited for shops and job sites with ventilation limitations or where flammable-solvent products are prohibited by code or facility policy. Cleanup requires only water, reducing solvent disposal concerns on the job site.

Key Features

• Non-flammable waterborne formula safe for use in restricted or low-ventilation areas
• High-solids polychloroprene construction for strong, durable bonds
• Dries in 30 to 40 minutes under normal conditions
• Water resistant when fully cured
• Low odor compared to solvent-based contact cements
• VOC compliant for use in regulated environments
• Easy water cleanup — no solvents required

Compatibility

Designed as a professional-grade contact cement for bonding laminates, veneers, rubber, leather, and similar substrates in residential and commercial construction and fabrication applications.

Installation Notes

Apply to both surfaces using a brush, roller, or spreader and allow each surface to dry before joining. Follow the manufacturer's open-time guidelines — bond is formed on contact, so align surfaces carefully before pressing together. Keep containers sealed when not in use. Consult applicable building and fire codes for adhesive use requirements in your jurisdiction.