Dymax Composeal Bonding Sponge Brown 25g Dymax Bonding Sponge provides an effective, natural looking way to fix scaping materials together. Dymax Composeal Bonding Sponge is a non toxic, quick bonding compound that provides a long lasting, durable and waterproof bonding effect when used in conjunction with Scaping Glue. The Bonding Sponge is environmental friendly and can be used to bond materials such as rocks, wood and decorations commonly found in Aquarium Aquascapes, Terrariums and Paludariums. Dymax Composeal is available in a choice of 3 natural colours which can be closely blended into the environment without the need for any cosmetic touch ups after applying Scaping Glue. The secret weapon for creating stunning aquascapes with ease. Say goodbye to messy adhesives and complicated tools - with Dymax Composeal Bonding Sponge, fixing your aquascaping materials together has never been simpler. This specially designed sponge allows you to bond rocks, driftwood, and other decorations securely in place, giving you the freedom to unleash your creativity and design the aquarium of your dreams. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned aquascaper, Composeal Bonding Sponge is the perfect tool to elevate your aquascape to the next level. Dive into a world of boundless possibilities with Composeal Bonding Sponge today. How Do I Use Dymax Composeal Bonding Sponge: - Firmly secure the 2 scaping materials together. - Densely fill Composeal Bonding Sponge in between the scaping materials. - Apply Scaping Glue(optional) evenly over the Composeal surface. - Ensure Scaping Glue is well applied over all sides of the scaping materials. - Allow a few seconds to cure. Perfect for bonding scaping materials or artificial corals together Provides a more natural look - No cosmetic touch up required Also ideal for filling gaps Strong and durable, long lasting formula Quick bonding action For best results use in conjunction with Scaping Glue (Available separately) Simple & easy to use Suitable for use in Aquarium Aquascapes, Terrariums & Paludariums
