Protac – Acrylic Emulsion Adhesive (Pros-Aide Alternative)Protac from Monster Makers is a high-quality acrylic emulsion adhesive designed for professional special effects, prosthetics, and makeup applications. Known for its exceptional strength and flexibility, Protac is a reliable Pros-Aide alternative that delivers outstanding performance at a competitive price.Formulated for use in film, theatre, and cosplay, Protac provides a secure, long-lasting bond for foam latex, silicone appliances, prosthetic pieces, and other SFX materials. Once dry, it creates a durable, water-resistant hold that remains comfortable on the skin while withstanding movement, heat, and extended wear.Key Features:• Professional-grade acrylic emulsion adhesive • Strong, flexible bond suitable for prosthetics and SFX applications • Water-based and safe for use on skin • Dries clear and remains durable under performance conditions • A trusted Pros-Aide alternative used by artists worldwide • Use our Isopropyl Myristate for removal Whether you’re working in film and television, live performance, or creative projects, Protac offers the dependable hold you need without compromise.Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)Q: What is ProTac? A: ProTac is a high-solids, water-based acrylic emulsion adhesive designed for adhering various prosthetic appliances. It offers strong adhesion to skin, ensuring appliances stay in place for extended periods.Q: What materials is ProTac compatible with? A: ProTac works effectively with latex, foam latex, and gelatin prosthetics, making it versatile for different special effects applications.Q: How do I apply ProTac? A: Apply a thin, even layer of ProTac to both the appliance and the skin. Allow it to become tacky before pressing the appliance onto the skin. Ensure firm contact for optimal adhesion.Q: How long does ProTac take to dry? A: ProTac dries to a tacky state within minutes, depending on ambient conditions. Full adhesion strength is achieved shortly after application, ensuring the prosthetic stays in place for many hours.Q: Is ProTac safe for all skin types? A: ProTac is generally safe for most skin types. However, it’s recommended to perform a patch test before full application, especially for individuals with sensitive skin.Q: How do I remove ProTac? A: Use Isopropyl Myristate to gently dissolve and remove ProTac from the skin and prosthetic appliances.Q: Are there any storage considerations for ProTac? A: Yes. ProTac is sensitive to freezing temperatures. During colder months, opt for air-only shipping methods to prevent the product from freezing during transit.
