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24 nos/box
Adheres to Glass, Fiberglass, Ceramic, Non-oily woods, Porcelain, Most metals, most plastics, rubbers, most

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    Surface should be completely clean, dry & free of contaminants such as dirt, dust, grease, oil & other residue or material that may interfere with adhesion. Remove mildew by scrubbing . Protect eyes & hands by wearing goggles/face shield & chemical resistant gloves. Thoroughly rinse surface & allow to dry completely prior to sealant application.

    Surface should be completely clean, dry & free of contaminants such as dirt, dust, grease, oil & other residue or material that may interfere with adhesion. Remove mildew by scrubbing . Protect eyes & hands by wearing goggles/face shield & chemical resistant gloves. Thoroughly rinse surface & allow to dry completely prior to sealant application.

    • Clip off tip of spout at 45 degree angle to desired size.
    • Apply using steady, even pressure to completely bridge joints
    • Smooth sealant for a neat appearance.
    • Wipe away excess with a dry cloth or towel before surface skins.
    • After cure, carefully remove with a razor blade, taking care not to undercut sealant bond to substrate.

    • Sealant not paintable. Complete all painting prior to sealant application.
    • Not recommended for full-time water immersion applications.
    • Not recommended for application in totally confined areas as atmospheric moisture is required for sealant cure.
    • Sealant does not adhere well to Teflon coated materials, Polyethylene, Polypropylene or Methyl methacrylate (Plexiglas).
    • Not recommended for use on Polycarbonate.
    • Not for use on or near sensitive metals such as Copper, Brass, Zinc, Carbon Steel, Galvanized Iron or Magnesium as
    • corrosion may occur during sealant’s acetic acid release.

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