Using a Gorilla Glue dispenser primarily involves controlling the flow of the adhesive from the bottle by applying pressure. The process is straightforward and designed for precise application.
To dispense the glue, you need to squeeze the side of the bottle. This action forces the glue out through the nozzle. The amount of glue that comes out is directly related to how much pressure you apply; the harder you squeeze, the more glue will dispense. This allows you to control whether you need a small drop or a larger bead of adhesive for your project.
Once the glue is applied to one or both surfaces you wish to bond, the next step in the initial bonding process is crucial. You must press the two surfaces together. The recommended time for this initial pressing is between 10-45 seconds. Applying firm and consistent pressure during this period helps the glue begin to grab and hold the surfaces together, facilitating a strong bond as the glue sets.
Here is a summary of the key steps based on the dispensing and initial application process:
- Step 1: Prepare for Dispensing
- Ensure the cap is removed from the nozzle.
- Position the nozzle over the area where you want to apply the glue.
- Step 2: Dispense the Glue
- Squeeze the side of the bottle.
- Control the amount of glue by adjusting the pressure: the harder you squeeze, the more glue will dispense.
- Step 3: Apply Pressure to Surfaces
- Bring the two surfaces together.
- Press the two surfaces together between 10-45 seconds to initiate the bond.
This simple method ensures you can effectively get the glue out of the dispenser and begin the bonding process by pressing the materials together.
