DEMSUN A62 MARINE GRADE PU GLUE – 30MIN – 660G
£4.79£5.75 EX VATINC VAT
One-part polyurethane adhesive with D4 water resistance rating. Cures with moisture, bonds wood, metal, concrete and more. Transparent finish, 30-minute working time. Suited to furniture, boatbuilding and flooring applications.
The Demsun A62 marine grade PU glue is a one-component polyurethane adhesive that cures by reacting with moisture present in the air and in the substrate. No mixing required, no separate hardener to track down. It sets with a transparent finish, which keeps things tidy on visible joints, and it carries a D4 water resistance rating to DIN EN204 — the highest classification for wood adhesives under that standard. That makes it a legitimate choice anywhere moisture is a serious concern, not just a marketing afterthought.
At 660g, this is a proper working size, not a sample pot. The low viscosity makes it easy to apply evenly across surfaces, and with a 30-minute open time, you have enough window to position larger assemblies without rushing. It bonds to slightly damp surfaces too, which is genuinely useful on site when waiting for perfect drying conditions is not an option.
Where Demsun A62 Marine PU Glue Gets Used
This adhesive covers a wide range of bonding jobs across construction and manufacturing. It is well established in furniture production and boat building, where the combination of high bond strength and water resistance really earns its keep. On site, it works well for fixing raised access flooring panels in combination with mechanical fixings, adding shear resistance to the assembly. The adhesive bonds porous materials like timber and concrete alongside non-porous ones including metal and polystyrene foam, so it handles mixed-substrate joints without needing a different product for each one.
Performance in Demanding Conditions
Beyond water resistance, the A62 holds up against temperature extremes and chemical exposure. That kind of durability matters in marine environments, external joinery, or anywhere the joint is going to see the weather. The moisture-cure mechanism also means it performs well in applications where achieving a completely dry substrate is unrealistic. Post cure it develops a solid, lasting bond that does not creep or soften under load.
At under five pounds for 660g, it represents decent value for a D4-rated PU adhesive — particularly if you are working through it regularly on furniture or flooring jobs.
Pro Tip: PU adhesives foam slightly as they cure, so apply a thinner bead than you think you need and clamp firmly: excess will squeeze out and is much easier to remove once fully cured rather than when still tacky.







