Products

Glass, porcelain, clean metal, ceramic tile and some plastics

Clean tools and sealant residue immediately with mineral spirits. Cured sealant may be carefully cut away with a sharp-edged tool.

• Provides a watertight seal indoors and out

• Ideal for HVAC applications

• Withstand temperatures from -65° F (-54° C) to 450° F (232° C) and remains flexible

• Adheres to glass, porcelain, clean metal, ceramic tile and some plastics

• Meets Fed. Spec. TT-S-001543A, Class A; Fed. Spec. TT-S-00230C, Type II, Class A; ASTM Spec. C-920, Type S, Grade NS, Class 25, Use NT, G, A; and MIL-A-46106A, Amend 2, Type I. Meets FDA/USDA requirements

• Remove old Caulk. If removing silicone, clean with an abrasive cleanser thoroughly and rinse clean. Silicone residue left on the surface will decrease adhesion.

• Clean thoroughly to remove dirt, oil, wax, and loose paint. Remove mildew with bleach and detergent that does not contain ammonia. Rinse surface and allow too dry.

• PAINT surface before caulking. Check paint adhesion to surface before use. CANNOT paint over silicone.

• MASK both sides of the joint for a straight edge.

• CUT tip on a slant to desired bead size. Puncture inner seal.

• With caulk gun, apply steady trigger pressure forcing sealant onto the surface for a smooth bead.

• Smooth bead with plastic spoon or other tool immediately. Remove tape immediately and wipe off excess with dry cloth, followed by detergent and water.

• Tack free in 15 minutes. Allow 24 hours for full cure before exposure to water.

• Optimum strength is achieved in 7 days.