What is Roofing Spray Adhesives | Spray Glues?

Our range of roofing glues spray adhesives include H45 which is a California Compliant web spray ideal for HVAC. CL10 which is a polyurethane foam adhesive, TensorGrip® L72 is a high performance, plasticiser resistant adhesive specially formulated for bonding vinyl, rubber and plastics, and H40, which is a CO-REZTM California Compliant web spray adhesive suitable for insulation and metal sheeting bonding applications.

Roofing spray glues are a type of aerosol spray glue that are specifically designed for use in roofing applications. They are used to bond roofing materials, such as shingles, tiles, and insulation, to various surfaces, including wood, metal, and concrete.

All of these spray pots are supplied from arguably one of the best leading global spray glue manufacturers.

Types of Spray Adhesives available

22 Litre | 22KG H30 – Extra Hi-Grab HVAC GP Polystyrene Spray Adhesive Pot

As part of our HVAC & Insulation range, H30 is a web spray adhesive suitable for metal sheeting, foam and insulation bonding applications, and is ideal for insulation converters – Foil to Rockwool.

22 Litre | 22KG H45 – KoolTherm Panel Spray Adhesive Pot

As part of our HVAC & Insulation spray adhesive range, H45 is a California Compliant web spray adhesive suitable for insulation and metal sheeting bonding applications. Approved by KINGSPAN® for bonding KoolTherm Insulation Panels.

22 Litre | 22KG C10 – Polyurethane Foam Spray Adhesive Pot

This spray adhesive is a polyurethane foam adhesive you can trust, a single-part moisture-cure urethane foam adhesive designed for bonding insulation like ISO boards to a variety of substrates, including: concrete, plywood, cementitious boards and brick.

22 Litre | 22KG L72 One Way Stick Urethane Spray Adhesive Pot

Our TensorGrip® L72 is a high performance, plasticiser resistant adhesive specially formulated for bonding vinyl, rubber and plastics.

H50 Hi-Temp Polystyrene Spray Glue 22L | 22KG

TensorGrip® H50 is a 22L / 22Kg pot which is a hi-temp, polystyrene compatible spray adhesive developed to bond insulation materials to themselves and to a variety of substrates, including MDF, chipboard, plywood and many other timber sheet materials. H50 can also be used for bonding to sheet metal substrates where surface preparation is important, along with being suitable for polystyrene and foam insulation materials where a higher temperature is required.

22 Litre | 22KG H40 – Koolduct Joint Spray Adhesive Pot

As part of our HVAC & INSULATION range, H40 is a CO-REZTM California Compliant web spray adhesive suitable for insulation and metal sheeting bonding applications. Approved by KINGSPAN® for bonding KoolDuct Insulation Mitre Joints.

Roofing & Insulation Spray Adhesives Application uses

This range of spray adhesives includes spray glues which are ideal for:

• Approved by KINGSPAN® for bonding KoolDuct Insulation Mitre Joints
• Approved by KINGSPAN® for bonding KoolTherm Insulation Panels
• HVAC & Insulation adhesive
• Applications which need to be: CO-REZTM California Compliant
• For use in areas on vinyl and other high plasticised flooring and fabric applications that are prone to failing
• Bonding insulation like ISO boards to a variety of substrates, including: concrete, plywood, cementitious boards and brick
• Bonding vinyl, rubber and plastics
• Suitable for insulation and metal sheeting bonding applications

Strong durable bonds

Roofing spray glues are typically formulated to provide a strong, durable bond that can withstand the elements, including wind, rain, and UV exposure. They can be used in both new construction and roof repair projects.

Types of roofing adhesives

There are different types of roofing spray glues available, including solvent-based and water-based options. Solvent-based glues are typically more durable and resistant to extreme temperatures, while water-based glues are easier to clean up and may be more environmentally friendly.

How to use roofing adhesives

When using roofing spray glues, it’s important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully and use the appropriate safety precautions. This may include wearing protective gear, such as gloves and goggles, and working in a well-ventilated area.

What are roofing spray glues used for?

Roofing spray glues are used to bond roofing materials, such as shingles, tiles, and insulation, to various surfaces, including wood, metal, and concrete.

How do I use roofing spray glue?

To use roofing spray glue, shake the canister well and apply the adhesive to the surface you want to bond. Make sure to apply an even layer and avoid overspray. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for drying and handling time.

What surfaces can I bond with roofing spray glue?

Roofing spray glues can bond a variety of surfaces commonly used in roofing applications, such as wood, metal, and concrete.

Are roofing spray glues safe to use?

Roofing spray glues can be flammable and may require proper ventilation. It’s important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions and use the glue in a well-ventilated area. Avoid inhaling the fumes and keep the glue away from heat sources and open flames.

Can I reposition materials bonded with roofing spray glue?

Roofing spray glues are designed to provide a strong, permanent bond. It may be difficult to reposition or remove materials once they have been bonded with this type of glue.

How do I store roofing spray glue?

Roofing spray glues should be stored in a cool, dry place and away from heat sources and open flames. Make sure to keep the canister upright and avoid puncturing or crushing it.

Can I use roofing spray glue on outdoor projects?

Roofing spray glues are specifically designed for outdoor use and can withstand the elements, including wind, rain, and UV exposure. However, it’s important to choose the right glue for your specific project and materials. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for best results.

How long does it take for roofing spray glue to dry?

The drying time for roofing spray glue can vary depending on the type of glue and the materials being bonded. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for drying time and handling.

Can I use roofing spray glue on all types of roofing materials?

Roofing spray glues are compatible with many types of roofing materials, but it’s important to choose the right glue for your specific project and materials. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and consult with a roofing professional if you’re not sure which glue to use.

How do I clean up excess roofing spray glue?

Excess roofing spray glue can be difficult to clean up, especially if it has dried. It’s best to avoid overspray and apply the adhesive in an even layer. If you need to clean up excess glue, use a solvent recommended by the manufacturer and follow the instructions carefully.

Roofing glues overall

Overall, roofing spray glues can be a useful tool for roofing professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike, providing a reliable and convenient way to bond roofing materials and ensure a strong, durable roof.

Who are Pressure Sensitive Adhesive Solutions?

PSA Solutions Ltd, are: Spray Adhesive Suppliers, based in Leicestershire, UK.

We have a large range of: spray glues, in our Leicester warehouse, ready to be dispatched – normally – within 2-3 days.

So if you can not see the adhesive you are looking for contact our friendly sales team for free advice.

Where can I find out more?

To find out even more technical information about pressure sensitive adhesives please see this Wikipedia page.