Neutral silicone sealant (alcohol/alkoxy) with fungistatic effect (protection against mould) - Special sanitary quality - Can be used on most surfaces
Elastic seal around sanitary appliances: washbasins, basins, shower trays and enclosures, bathtubs, sinks, bathroom furniture, worktops, melamine furniture.
Applicable on glass, enamel, porcelain, acrylic, synthetic and resin materials, wood, concrete, stainless steel, natural stones*, etc.... (*) The diversity of nature, especially for marble and granite, requires a preliminary test on a hidden part].
The presence of an effective fungicide prevents the development of these black spots that give the joint a dirty look.
Implementation:
Preparation:
The surfaces must be dry, dust-free and free of grease.
Instructions for use :
For joints that are too deep, limit the depth with cellular foam. In general, the depth of the joint
must be less than half its width (not through).
Cut the end of the nozzle to a diameter slightly smaller than the joint and apply the product.
Smooth out, e.g. with the GEB Joint Smoother, within 5 minutes of laying.
Do not apply the sealant if the temperature is below +5°C or above +40°C.
Consumption :
Depending on the size of the joint and the application, a 310 ml cartridge will produce a joint a length (the length of the joint is expressed in meters) :
Cleaning of equipment :
The cleaning of the equipment is done with acetone, white spirit or ethyl alcohol before drying the putty and by scraping after hardening.
Product benefits:
Multi-purpose
No rinsing, no drying
Tips:
First of all, mark out the location of the joint with adhesive tape, which is to be removed immediately afterwards smoothing.
Storage:
Store at a temperature between +5°C and +25°C.
The expiration date on the package is measured on unopened product, stored at 20°C in normal conditions of hygrometry.
Observations:
The sealant cannot be painted.
For use on natural stone (marble, granite, etc.), it is recommended to carry out a preliminary test on a hidden part.
Prolonged storage at a higher temperature may, in some cases, alter the final characteristics of the product.