For you furniture and interior activists, of course, you are very familiar with this one material, yellow glue. Glue that is commonly used to glue various types of materials and materials has been known to have good adhesion and durability. 

Yellow Adhesive is an adhesive that is generally solvent-based, but in this modern era it is not uncommon to find water-based yellow glue. The two types are the division of the type of yellow glue based on the base (base material) used. 

But did you know that yellow glue is also divided by how it is applied? 

In the Indonesian market itself, currently yellow glue is known to have 2 different types based on the way it is applied, namely the type of polish (spray) and the type of spray (spray). To find out the types and differences between the two, see the following explanation. 

Yellow Glue Polish Type 

This type of yellow glue is the most commonly used by the Indonesian people in various aspects of use such as the furniture industry, interior, to household use. This is because this type of glue has a simple way of application and does not require additional equipment. Even if it requires additional equipment, it is usually only in the form of a scraper (kape) which is used to apply and spread yellow glue over the entire surface of the adhesive media. 

Yellow polish glue is also usually easier to find and can be purchased at nearby stores, ranging from building material stores, interior stores, stationery stores to mini markets. In addition, usually yellow polish glue has more variants for different uses. Starting from HPL (High Pressure Laminates) adhesives, rubber adhesives, synthetic leather, iron plates, to foam and paper are all available in different specialist variants. 

Polish Yellow glue variants are also available in various packaging sizes ranging from small can packaging to 9.5 kg and 15 kg packaging for industrial needs. 

Yellow Glue Spray Type

Yellow glue type spray is usually used by industry activists who use glue on a large scale with the demands of working speed. This type of yellow glue can help the gluing process be faster because its application uses a sprayer with a compressor that makes the glue can be sprayed evenly. 

Yellow spray glue usually has a more liquid physical form compared to polish-type glue, this is to make it easier to glue when sprayed using a tool. When it comes to adhesive strength, polish and spray glue can both provide good adhesion as long as we follow the correct way to apply yellow glue.  

But on the other hand, yellow spray glue has a disadvantage where usually spray glue does not have as many special variants as polish-type yellow glue. Also in terms of packaging, this type of glue is usually only available in large packages for industrial needs. 

That was an explanation of the types of yellow glue based on how it is applied. Yellow glue type polish and spray type give you options that you can adjust to your usage needs. In terms of adhesion strength, both have good adhesion as long as you apply the glue in the right way.