AquaCork
What type of glue should I use to install insulation cork panels?
Insulation cork panels can be installed using either mechanical fasteners (nails or screws) or adhesive. Unlike cork flooring or decorative wall panels, which require contact cement, insulation cork panels can be adhered either using contact cement ...
How well does AquaCork stand up to staining liquids?
AquaCork is designed for use in high-traffic, high-impact environments such as pleasure cruisers, fishing boats, and pool decks. When properly sealed, the cork will stand up to everything from red wine to fish blood. AquaCork is easy to clean and ...
Will AquaCork be hot on my feet?
The cork will remain cool to the touch due to its natural insulation properties. For best thermal results, we recommend a lighter-colored grout, which will be cooler than black or darker-colored grout. For more information, view our full AquaCork ...
How often should I reapply sealant to AquaCork?
We recommend reapplying the sealer annually for optimal surface protection. The sealer can be applied using a brush or a urethane roller and allowed to dry overnight (approximately 12 hours). Learn more in the full AquaCork product guide.
Why does AquaCork not feel sealed after the sealant is applied?
It is completely normal and expected for AquaCork not to feel sealed to the touch. The sealer penetrates the cork rather than coating it, providing durable protection while allowing the cork to retain its natural texture and non-slip surface. For ...