Description
Elastomeric sealant for wooden floors
APPLICATIONS:
To be used for sealing joints in floors made of wood, laminate and chipboard. Ideal for joints between parquet floorings and skirting boards (marble, tile, wood. etc.), heater piping, etc. Also, used for sealing joints on doors and windows made of wood, aluminum or PVC. In general, it’s suitable for moderate joints’ deformation (up to 8%). Not suitable for joints with permanent water immersion.
PACKAGING:
-280 ml Cartridges (Box of 12)
COLORS:
Oak, Beech, Cherry, Maple, Mahogany and Walnut (Paintable)
SHELF LIFE:
At least 12 months from date of manufacture when stored in room temperature and indoor humidity (not below 0℃ and over 25℃).
FAQS about ACRYLIC SEALANTS
Are acrylic sealants suitable for exterior use?
Acrylic sealants are suitable for external use in vertical joints. However, it’s recommended to avoid using them in horizontal external joints, especially in areas with stagnant water.
Why is there often an opening in the joint (detachment of the sealant) a few months after the acrylic sealant’s application?
The main causes of detachment of acrylic sealants and the creation of a crack in the joint are as follows:
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Low elasticity of the acrylic sealant
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Moderate to poor adhesion to the substrate
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Shrinkage of the acrylic sealant mass due to water content
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Reduction of the sealant’s elasticity and hardening due to low temperature
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Large variation in joint width
To achieve optimal results, it’s recommended to use highly elastic acrylic sealants, such as Sealac or to use sealants superior to acrylics in elasticity, adhesion and shrinkage, such as silicone sealants (S-100, S-900), polyurethane sealants (Elastoseal-PU) or hybrid sealants (Elastobond, Elastobrid, Isofix Hybrid).
How do acrylic sealants dry?
Acrylic sealants dry by evaporating the water they contain. The rate of evaporation is significantly affected by the temperature and humidity conditions of the environment.
What problems might occur when using acrylic sealants in winter conditions?
Acrylic sealants dry by evaporating the water they contain. In conditions of low temperature and high humidity, water-based products fail to dry sufficiently and gain strength, even after several days of application. In these conditions, acrylic sealants are vulnerable to rain,
which can dissolve and wash them away.
To achieve optimal results, it’s recommended to use special acrylic sealants, such as Acrylic Pro 6000 or sealants that dry with the humidity of the ambient air (silicone, polyurethane, or hybrid sealants).
Why is it difficult to layer acrylic sealants during the summer months?
During summer, especially in areas exposed to the sun, acrylic sealants can form a surface film within seconds. This rapid film formation makes it difficult to apply the sealant evenly.
To achieve optimal results, it’s recommended to use Acrylic Pro 6000, which has a longer working time. Alternatively, you can apply the sealant with a suitable brush after wetting it in soapy water.
ACRYLIC BASED SEALANTS’ PROPERTIES
SEALANT ADHESIVES COMPARATIVE TABLE
SEALANT ADHESIVES APPLICATIONS TABLE
