Orastick® is the ironable and blow-dryable adhesive film. In terms of properties, Oracover® and Orastick® are identical and can also be processed interchangeably. However, the fundamental difference between the two products lies in the adhesive layer. While Oracover® is equipped with a heat-activated adhesive, Orastick® features a self-adhesive bonding agent. The Orastick® standard color range includes 27 colors that have been very popular for years.

Recommended accessory: Orastick® adhesive AN-68118. Unstable wood fibers can become unstable and tear under stress. Wrinkling and, in the worst case, complete detachment of the fabric are the consequences.

Our tip: For optimal pre-treatment of your wooden surface, we recommend applying the Orastick® adhesive to the areas to be ironed. The Orastick® adhesive penetrates the wood and bonds the loose wood fibers in the core wood. This achieves excellent 3-D adhesion of the Orastick® film to the substrate. With the Orastick® adhesive, no further pre-treatment of the wood is necessary.

Application of the Orastick® adhesive:
1. Sand your wood thoroughly and remove the sanding dust.
2. Stir the contents of the can well.
3. Apply the Orastick® adhesive thinly and evenly 1-2 times using a brush.
4. Allow the adhesive to dry overnight, but for at least 10 hours.
5. Cover or stick your model as usual with the Orastick® adhesive film.

Coverage: approximately 1 can / 1 m². Not suitable for substrates that are not resistant to organic solvents.

Orastick® special thinner AN-83345: If our adhesives in opened cans dry out a bit, the adhesive can be adjusted back to brush viscosity with the corresponding thinner.