PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
High-quality moisture-curing sealant with a high modulus of elasticity, particularly resistant to mechanical stress.
ADVANTAGES
- Insulates and seals both indoors and outdoors.
- Constantly flexible.
- Noise dampening effect.
- Resistant to water, cleaning agents, oils, carbohydrates, acids and dilute alkalis.
- Excellent handling and leveling properties.
- Does not shrink in the seam.
- Resistant to UV rays, moisture and weather conditions.
APPLICATION
- Making joints, filling joints in concrete buildings, especially floors.
- Sealing of welding seams.
- Sealing and noise reduction in wagon construction and metal joints.
- Sealing and adhesion in ship and boat construction (ship deck construction).
- Sealing of glass constructions and varnished surfaces.
- Adhesion of panels, windowsills, thresholds.
- Connecting elements from porcelain, steel, stainless steel, plastic (polyester and many PVC), painted wood, concrete and brick.
GRIP
- Rock
- Metal
- A tree
- Glass
- Plastic
- Painted surfaces (including two-component paint systems)
- Concrete
- A brick

USE
310 ml plastic cartridge: cut off the upper, threaded part of the cartridge and screw on the special tip-applicator for applying the sealant. The tip must be cut so that an opening sufficient for dosing is formed. Insert the cartridge with the applicator into the gun and fill the applicator with sealant by pressing the gun's trigger (tongue) several times. Apply the sealant to the joint by repeatedly pressing the trigger of the gun evenly and pulling the applicator smoothly along the joint.

Re-apply the sealant to the joint by evenly depressing the trigger of the gun and smoothly pulling the applicator along the joint. Wider seams should be covered three times, covering both sides and then the bottom of the seam. Gently press the sealant against the edges and bottom of the seam until no more air bubbles appear. After applying the sealant, smooth it with a rubber spatula. Remove excess sealant.

Adequate ventilation must be provided for all connections.
During curing, make sure that impurities cannot settle on the surface and that mechanical stress does not affect the joint surface.