Bond Corp’s product superiority
is a direct result of the combination of high quality materials,
application-specific
formulas and our manufacturing process.
Our exclusive ‘thermoset’ process
sets a quality standard only Bond tack cloth is manufactured under
and adheres to. Using a high temperature and
pressure tack ‘thermoset’ impregnation process, guarantees a shelf
and working life that other brands simply can’t match.
Thermosetting
also significantly reduces invisible residue buildup that may
react with other finishing materials to cause coating defects
such as marring and streaking.
The Crystal® brand has a reputation for product reliability that
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Materials are available
to suit every need. We only
use the highest grades of woven cotton and knit polyester. This
ensures that each piece of Bond Tack Cloth will resist fraying,
drying, hardening, snagging and linting longer than any
other brand.
A full range
of cotton meshes (threads per square inch) are available including
28/24, 24/20, 20/16 and 20/12 to best suit your specific application.
In addition, several PolyKnit materials are also available.
This
synthetic,
polyester based fabric – which is heat cut to eliminate
contamination from loose or frayed cotton ends – is quickly
becoming the new standard in the automotive industry.
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Choosing the correct and right
amount of ‘tack’ for
your specific application is an important quality consideration.
Our wide variety of unique, application-specific formulas are all
designed and manufactured in our factory by highly skilled technicians
who appreciate the special finishing challenges
you may face.
Too much “tack” can
cause invisible residue buildup which can react with paints and
varnishes. Too little and your finish will be contaminated with
unwanted particulates. Getting it just right is why Bond technicians
have developed a full range of cloth treatment weights. From
Lite & Dry to Extra Tacky, we have the right treatment and
formula for the most demanding applications. |
