COBAGRiP is either glued or screwed to the floor surface for hassle-free installation. This makes it a great choice for floor/walkway/stairway refurbishment projects.
General Contact Adhesive
Contact Adhesive, a.k.a. Contact Cement is a neoprene rubber adhesive that makes for a permanent, quick and flexible bond. Contact cement is the go-to adhesive.
This adhesive is only suitable for areas that see no sunlight whatsoever. When using this glue, it is important to ensure that both surfaces have glue applied to them. You then need to wait for about 20 min to get tacky before applying the two surfaces to each other. Each application will be unique, and so the amount of glue being used will differ from product to product and application to application.
Two-Part Epoxy Glue
Two-component epoxy adhesives feature unique versatility in application and performance. This adhesive consists of a resin and a hardener.
Once this glue dries, you will not be able to clean it up or even remove it. So very special precautions need to be taken when this glue is used. This type of glue is ideal for areas of direct sunlight.
Silicone
Silicone itself is made up of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and silicon. Note that the ingredient contained within silicone is spelt differently. The ingredient silicon comes from silica which is derived from sand.
Depending on the products and color, this to be used on any small gaps around the area to provide a professional finish to the installation.
Super Glue
The main ingredient in super glue is cyanoacrylate, C5H5NO2, for the chemistry buffs out there. Cyanoacrylate is an acrylic resin that cures almost instantly.
If all the instructions are followed on the installation of these products, one should not need Super Glue as it tends to make the material more brittle over time.