OMG OlyBond500 SpotShot Hand Applicator

OB500SSGUN is a SpotShot hand applicator designed for use with OlyBond500 SpotShot two-component cartridges. It is ideal for roof repairs, edges, or smaller jobs where a full-size dispensing cart isn’t practical. Lightweight and easy to maneuver, it delivers the correct 1:1 mix for adhesive cartridges ensuring accurate bead placement and consistent cure.

Key Features

• designed for smaller jobs, repairs, edges, or hard-to-reach spots

• works exclusively with OlyBond500 SpotShot 1,500 ml cartridges (Part 1 & Part 2)

• lightweight and balanced for operator comfort

• ensures correct mixing of the two components for proper adhesive performance

• lower cost than full cart-based applicators for occasional use

• item number: OB500SSGUN
• weight: approximately 5 lbs each
• compatible with: OlyBond500 SpotShot 1,500 ml two-component cartridge sets
• application style: 1:1 mix, semi-liquid bead that rises about ¾- to 1-inch above substrate
• operating temperature: regular grade (40°F / 4°C and rising) conditions
• packaging: sold individually (one gun)

• Load matched SpotShot cartridges (Part 1 & Part 2) into the applicator gun.
• Insert a static mix tip suitable for the cartridge size.
• Hold the gun so that the tip is close to the roof substrate.
• Pull trigger to apply the adhesive in a bead; allow adhesive to rise before placing insulation board.
• Clean or replace the mix tip after use to avoid clogging or bonding.
• Store the applicator clean, dry, and in a protected case to maintain performance over time.

Q: What cartridges does the OB500SSGUN use?
A: It uses OlyBond500 SpotShot 1,500 ml two-component cartridges (Part 1 & Part 2).

Q: How much does the gun weigh?
A: Approximately 5 lbs.

Q: What temperature range is usable for this regular grade applicator?
A: Regular grade conditions (around 40°F / 4°C and above).

Q: How high does the adhesive bead rise when applied?
A: The bead rises approximately ¾- to 1-inch above the substrate before placing the insulation board.

Q: Is this tool good for large jobs?
A: It’s best suited for small jobs, repairs, edges, and hard-to-reach areas. For large jobs, a cart system will be more efficient.