• Quick & Easy Installation: Apply up to 350 tiles per 23 lb. canister with minimal training.
• Superior Holding Power: High tensile and compressive strength for long-term reliability.
• Restartable Canister System: Allows multiple use cycles, reducing waste and downtime.
• Low Expansion Formula: Won’t lift tiles or damage underlayment.
• Moisture-Cured: Can be applied to damp substrates with no loss in adhesion.
• No Off-Ratio Concerns: No mixing or expensive application tools needed.
• Approved for Hurricane Zones: Meets Miami-Dade, Florida Product Approval, and Texas DOI standards.
• Environmentally Friendly: VOC compliant with 0% ozone depletion potential (13 g/L VOC).
• Excellent Yield: Lowest cost per installed tile among single-component foam adhesives.
• Reusable: Use part of a canister, store the rest for future jobs.

Compliance: ASTM E84, E108, D1621, D1622, D1623, D2842, D2856, and E96

Certifications: Florida Building Code FL #717, Miami-Dade NOA #16-0222.01, Texas DOI RC 28

DuPont™ Tile Bond™ is ideal for:

• New roof construction
• Re-roofing projects
• Hip and ridge installations
• Valleys and rakes
• Field tile and eave applications

Common Substrates

• Concrete roof tiles (flat, medium, and high profile)
• Clay roof tiles
• Pre-approved underlayments
• Treated wood ridge boards
• Moist concrete or cementitious surfaces

Preparation

• Surface must be clean, dry or damp, and free of oil, debris, and standing water.
• Ideal application temperature: 70–90°F; Minimum ambient/surface: 50°F and rising.
• Wear gloves, safety glasses, and protective equipment.
• Certified installer required.

Use

• Shake cylinder for 15–20 seconds before use.
• Attach hose assembly and open valve counterclockwise ½ to 1 turn.
• Dispense adhesive in desired pattern.
• Set tile within 4 minutes of application.
• If adhesive becomes tack-free (~15 minutes), do not set tile—reapply instead.

Cleanup & Storage

• Do not clean hose/dispenser with solvent.
• Leave hose pressurized and turn off valve between uses.
• Store upright in a cool area away from direct sunlight (max temp: 120°F).

Disposal

• Ensure cylinder is completely depressurized before disposal.
• Follow all local, state, and federal guidelines for disposal.