Many times when you buy white latex adhesive, you may encounter a situation. After purchasing the adhesive and storing it for a period of time, you find a layer of water on top and emulsion below. This phenomenon is called adhesive delamination. It is a normal physical phenomenon and does not mean that the white latex adhesive has quality problems or has expired. There is no need to worry too much.

So how to deal with delamination of white latex adhesive? Generally, the label on the barrel has the production date and shelf life. First, make sure the adhesive has not passed its expiration date. Second, in the "Note" section on the label, there will basically be an explanation: "Delamination of the adhesive is a normal phenomenon. If you find delamination after opening the lid, please stir evenly before use." Do not worry that this will affect the viscosity of the adhesive, although it may not look good to the senses.

Some customers cannot understand why delamination occurs and think the white latex adhesive has gone bad, strongly demanding a return or exchange. If you encounter a problem, first contact customer service to ask what causes the problem, what measures to take, and whether it will affect your products. If it does not affect normal use, you can only operate under the guidance of customer service. If it really doesn't work, it is not too late to request a return or exchange.