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Produkte von Jeffery
Jeffery’s No. 2 Black Marine Glue is a traditional hot-pour seam compound that has been used for decades to seal deck seams on wooden boats. Manufactured in England according to the original formula, this product offers a reliable solution for caulking deck seams.
The glue is supplied in block form and must be heated to approximately 190–200 °C before application. It is then poured into the prepared, clean, and dry deck seams. To avoid air entrapment, two layers are recommended. The material remains flexible for many years, resists cracking in cold temperatures, and does not soften in high heat, making it particularly suitable for use in warm climates.
Average coverage is approximately 1 kg per 10 meters of deck seam. Jeffery’s Marine Glue is available in 12.5 kg (carton) and 25 kg (metal pail) packaging units and is valued worldwide by traditional boatbuilders and shipyards.
JEFFERY (not: JEFFREY) marine glue:English marine glue for traditional construction, for heating and pouring into deck seams.Thanks to its special composition, this marine glue is very heat resistant and barely fades in intensive sunlight. Appropriate for ships in warm areas.The chunks must be made liquid by heating (to approx. 200 degrees C) and then spread with a seaming ladle or filler into the deck seams. Specific weight: 1.36 g/ccm.Colour: black.Should normally be applied in two layers to avoid bubbles.Average usage: 1 kg to 10 metre seam run.
