Contractors encounter all kinds of bonding and sealing needs on the jobsite, often involving different materials and conditions. A pool installation, for example, might involve working with tile, stone, and other backyard construction materials. Keeping a specific adhesive or sealant on hand for every application means carrying more products, opening more tubes, and potentially wasting material that goes unused.
Weld-On’s new Supreme Grip is a hybrid adhesive and sealant that performs well across a wide range of materials and applications. It combines strong initial grab with a durable, flexible bond that holds up to changing outdoor conditions.
Where Supreme Grip Shines
“While Supreme Grip is an effective sealant, where it really shines is as a bonding and gripping adhesive, especially in outdoor applications,” explains Chad Hogancamp, Sales Director at Weld-On.
That includes applications like material attachment, trim installation, concrete overlays, and masonry work.
And there’s a reason they put “grip” in the name. Supreme Grip’s strong initial grab helps hold materials in position during installation, including certain vertical applications. For unsupported vertical installations, Weld-On recommends good, direct surface contact and a maximum material weight of 3 pounds. Heavier materials should be properly supported.
Once cured, the adhesive remains flexible, allowing the bond to accommodate normal expansion, contraction, settling, and movement. That’s especially useful outdoors, where changing temperatures and conditions can put stress on bonded materials.
Practical Benefits
One tube for a whole bunch of materials. Supreme Grip bonds to concrete, masonry, metal, wood, glass, ceramic, PVC, fiberglass, and more.
Works even when surfaces aren’t dry. Supreme Grip can be applied in wet or damp conditions, giving contractors more flexibility when the elements aren’t cooperating.
Made for outdoor conditions. UV and weather resistance help it stand up to sunlight and changing weather.
A short wait before painting. Supreme Grip can be painted with water-based paints in as little as 15 minutes, helping contractors move on to the finishing work sooner.
Worth Keeping in the Truck
You never know exactly what materials, conditions, or bonding and sealing challenges the next job will bring. The fact that Supreme Grip is ready for so many of them is a pretty solid reason to keep it on hand. And coming from Weld-On, it’s a new option from a manufacturer contractors already know and trust.
Ask your local Weld-On distributor about Supreme Grip.
Distributor Note: Looking to stock Supreme Grip? Add it to your next Weld-On order!
