Requires BlueLine Syringe Gun. Can also be used with the Maxspect Coral Glue Gun.

SeaTak is a revolutionary new adhesive that is designed to be used in dry, damp or underwater applications. Due to its slow curing time, it allows for extended working/repositioning when compared to cyanoacrylates and 2-part epoxies. SeaTak can be used for coral fragging, attaching frags to rock and in aquascaping. SeaTak will begin to slowly cure when it is exposed to water. Always use caution and wear skin and eye protection when applying SeaTak.

 
Common SeaTak uses:
Gluing coral frags to plugs or rocks
Gluing frag plugs to rocks underwater
Aquascaping while dry (spray adhesive with water to cure) or underwater
Permanently adhering decorations or aquascaping inserts underwater
Saltwater
Freshwater
Ponds
Terrariums
Vivariums
Paludarium
Adhering rock to glass or metal
Plastic / PVC repair
 
Why SeaTak over epoxy?
SeaTak contains calcium carbonate, producing an inviting surface on which corals tissue and coralline algae will grow. It will not cloud your water or cause your protein skimmer to overfoam.
Epoxy contains talc as well as amines, which can be toxic. Increases water surface tension, causing the protein skimmer to malfunction.
Why SeaTak over cyanoacrylate?
SeaTak does not burn coral tissues. There is no squeeze out when adhering corals to rocks or plugs. Seatak will not allow water in the tube and it is easy to clean up with isopropyl alcohol.
Cyanoacrylate burns coral tissue. The thin consistency causes squeeze-out that wraps around coral causing damage to the tissue and polyps. Cyanoacrylate sticks to fingers and is difficult to remove. When water gets into a bottle, cyanoacrylate hardens and results in wasted product.
 
 
 
How fast does SeaTak harden?
 
 
How strong is SeaTak?
SeaTak can reach a tensile strength of 1500 PSI when fully cured, making it extremely difficult to remove. You will most likely break the rock or frag before breaking the glue joint.
Cleanup: