Vesiliimas
Vesiliimas refers to a type of adhesive that uses water as its primary solvent. This category encompasses a broad range of glues, often water-based dispersions or solutions. When the water evaporates or is absorbed by the materials being bonded, the adhesive solidifies, creating a bond. This characteristic makes them generally easy to clean up with water, especially before they have fully cured.
Common examples of vesiliimas include white glues, such as polyvinyl acetate (PVA) based adhesives, often used
The properties of vesiliimas vary depending on their specific formulation. Some are designed for quick drying,