Seal Pro Hybrid Sanitary Sealant & Adhesive

Name: Seal Pro Hybrid Sanitary Sealant & Adhesive

A one part, high quality, low modulus, sealing material with an added biocide, based on advanced hybrid polymer technology.

Features: Solvent‐free & low odour. – Mould resistant. – Easy to tool and finish. – Can be overpainted with water-based paints. – UV resistant. – Quick curing. – Contains no isocyanates, solvents, silicone and phthalates. – Excellent adhesion to most surfaces (even moist surfaces). – For sealing and bonding interior and exterior applications. – Very low emissions. – UKCA Approved. – Conforms to EN15651-1,3: F EXT-INT 25LM XS1 CC.

Application: Contains a powerful anti-bacterial and mould resistant formula, designed especially for applications in areas of increased humidity, such as bathrooms and kitchens. Suitable for aluminium, metal, uPVC, glass, glazed ceramics, lacquered wood, brickwork, concrete, and most plastic (except PP, PE and PTFE). SEAL PRO is also a universal adhesive which bonds to most substrates and can be used on damp surfaces.

Instructions: Preparation: Ensure all surfaces are clean and free from grease, oil or any other contaminants that may hinder adhesion. Surfaces may be moist but not overly saturated with water.
Application: Carefully cut the top of the cartridge taking care not to damage the threaded area. Screw on the nozzle supplied and cut at an angle approximately 45o. Apply, using a standard cauking gun, in a continuous bead along the aperture and leave to fully cure.
Smooth the joint by tooling with a soapy solution or using a Bond It Sealant Applicator Tool. Cleaning: Remove any excess material and clean tools with Bond It White Spirit or Multi-Wipes prior to curing taking place. Cured adhesive must be removed mechanically. Replace plastic cap after use.

Limitations: Can be used on damp, but not saturated surfaces. Over paintable with water-based paints only, test on a small, inconspicuous area first. Do not use on surfaces that bleed oils or plasticisers (such as bitumen) or use on natural stone without the use of a primer. Prestressed PMMA and Polycarbonate (PC) could result in stress cracking of the plastic. Conduct preliminary tests for these substrates.