Adhesive for mirrors and glass Technicoll R-413 250 ml bottle

Technicoll R-413 adhesive for mirrors and glass is supplied in a 250 ml bottle and is formulated for secure interior bonding of mirrors, glass panels and small decorative glass elements to a variety of substrates. The clear, gap-filling compound is compatible with common mirror backings and non-porous surfaces, offering reliable adhesion for both DIY and professional mounting tasks where a transparent finish is required.

Advantages

Technicoll R-413 provides strong, transparent adhesion with good gap-filling properties, reducing the need for perfectly flat mating surfaces. Its formulation is designed to bond mirror backings and glass to non-porous substrates while maintaining a discreet appearance. The 250 ml bottle format is suitable for small to medium projects and allows controlled application for precision work.

Suitable for

• Mounting mirrors on walls and bathroom cabinets (interior use)
• Bonding glass decorative elements and small panels
• Repairing or reattaching mirror fragments to frames or backing boards
• Transparent bonding applications on non-porous substrates such as metal, ceramic tiles and painted surfaces

Key specifications

• Volume: 250 ml
• Color/appearance: clear / transparent
• Application area: interior use
• Substrate compatibility: mirrors, glass, non-porous surfaces (metal, ceramic, painted surfaces)
• Function: gap-filling adhesive for transparent bonding

How to use

Ensure all bonding surfaces are clean, dry and free of dust, grease or loose particles. Apply the adhesive evenly to the substrate or mirror backing in a continuous bead or small spots depending on panel size, then position the mirror or glass element and press gently to ensure contact. Maintain temporary support or clamps as needed until the adhesive cures sufficiently to hold the piece in place. Follow any additional safety and handling instructions provided on the product label.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use Technicoll R-413 indoors at moderate temperatures and avoid exposure to direct moisture during initial curing. Test adhesion on a small, inconspicuous area when working with painted or coated surfaces. Allow adequate curing time before removing supports and avoid loading the bonded joint until full strength is achieved.