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How about Slats? You can apply Agilegrip right overtop of your existing wooden Slats! Also available, pre-made pressed Agilegrip slats that are ready to apply right onto binder!!! |
How about the edges of new wood panels? For new plywood, you can paint and prime the edges of your piece if you want to protect it from the elements and have a coloured look to your contact. Do not apply binder over new Paint! You can also use the binder in the kit to apply a rubberized waterproofed coating directly on the edges. This edge can also be coloured with our prepping process! |
How about Maintenance? The surface can be cleaned with a bristled scrub brush and a mild cleanser. |
Is the Binder Hazardous? Neither the binder (glue) nor the pellets are classified as hazardous materials. Always apply the product in a well ventilated area! |
How Long does it Take to Dry? An application of Agile Coat will dry overnight, depending on your relative humidity and room temperature,but it is recommended that you allow 7 to 10 days to fully CURE before using the contact to ensure maximum bond and durability! The surface has cured in as little as 4 days under ideal conditions. (pending drying conditions,... a warm, humid drying area is best!) |




Rubber Coating for Agility Contact Equipment |
Safe - Quiet - Long Lasting |
Hi Quality EPDM Solid UV Resistant Rubber Granules |
Hi Quality Adhesive Binder that turns into Rubber when fully cured! |
How about putting the product on brand new wood? |
The Colour in the Rubber is 100%, not painted onto the chips. |
How about putting the product over existing contacts? |
Is it easy to put on? |
What can I expect after I'm done? |
Putting it to the test! |
Your Dog Deserves the Best!!! |
Agilegrip is recommended to NOT be applyed over recently painted materials !!! Agilegrip will adhere to Aluminum if properly prepared. It will NOT adhere to shiny surfaces! |
Agilegrip adheres extremely well to brand new wood. We recommend using the best wood available (marine grade if possible). Marine grade is more expensive, but is a hardwood, is made of waterproof glue, has extra cross-strands of wood layers, and does not require Agile Primer. For good-one side types of plywood made of soft-wood, there is now a dedicated Agile Primer to ensure perfect results! DO NOT APPLY AGILEGRIP OVER FRESHLY PAINTED SURFACES. Complete step by step instructions on proper application to new wood is included in the DVD that comes with your kit. |
This video shows a simple application process for Agilegrip. Great News! It's even easier now!!! Faster and easier spreading of the binder,... Faster easier spreading of the pellets,... faster easier pressing of the finished product. Full details included in the instructional DVD included with your kit. |
AGILE PRIME |
There is a varied product list of plywood available today. Some provinces, like BC, have Fir, which is a harder wood than Spruce, which is only available in Alberta. Brushing on a coat (or two) of Agile Prime will solve any "soak-in" issues that may pop up. You can visually see the weak areas of you panel and dab in a second coat in these areas, to be sure you don't get any light areas. While painting on a base layer of paint primer seems to be the obvious solution for rubber surfacing, IT IS NOT! The rubber binder may re-activate the paint primer and you will lose adhesion to the wood. A quart of Agile Prime will cover about 50 square feet. Just brush it on very thin. It is the dry areas only you are looking for aftewards that really need Agile Priime (and the extra coat). 3 quarts of Agileprime will look after a Regular 3 Piece Kit, to a 3 plus 2 kit. |
Agilegrip is promoting "sanding" your existing sand surface to increase adhesion for Agilegrip. While some existing sand surfaces have 100% sand coverage with NO shiny spots, some sand surfaces have wear spots and small shiny areas. This does NOT mean that you take off any sand suface when you sand. It is merely a quick hand-scuff to ensure that there is "etching" on the panel to get the best, longest lasting adhesion possible. |