Surface must be clean, dry, structurally sound and free of all old caulk, dirt and other foreign material.
Apply in temperatures above 40ºF. Do not apply when rain or freezing temperatures are forecasted within 24 hours. Cooler temperatures and higher humidity will slow down dry time.
If using the squeeze tube, remove cap.
Cut nozzle at 45º angle to desired bead size.
If using the cartridge, load into caulk gun.
Fill gap or joint with caulk.
If necessary, tool or smooth the bead of caulk with a finishing tool before caulk skins over
Clean up excess wet caulk with a damp sponge before it skins over. Excess dried caulk must be cut or scraped away.
Allow caulk to dry at least 30 minutes (longer in cool or humid conditions) before painting with latex or oil-based paints.
Reseal container for storage and reuse.
PH Value
Hardening Time
Polishing Ability
Bonding
Consistency
Cleaning
Working Time
Adhesive Technology
Bond Type
UV Stability
Bonding
(D)
(E)
*Miter
*Straight
AMPS
Adheres To
Stone
Wood – painted & unpainted
Aluminum
Most metals
Vinyl
Most plastics
Drywall
Plaster
Brick
Concrete
Mortar
Stucco
Most common building materials
Glass
Adhesion to Stainless Steel
Adhesive
Adhesive Application
Adhesive Base
Adjustable Height
Air Cons
Air Consumption
Air Inlet
Air Pressure
Air Pressure/Consumption
Ankle Protection
Arbor
Arbors
Available Accessories
Backing
Bag Dimension
Base Shape
Battery
Benefits
Bind-Up Control
Blade Diameter
Body
Brushless
Capacity
Capacity with Casters
Caution
Charger Information
Clamping Range
Collet
Color Boot Shaft
Color Outsole
Cord Length
Cup Diameter
Cure Time
Curing Time
Cut Resistant
Depth of Cut
Diameter
Disc Size (in.)
Dual Fitting
Durability
Electric Brake
Electric Information
Electric Insulation
Elongation
Emission Class
Energy Absorbing
Exhalation Valve
Expected Wear
Extended Dimension
Exterior Substrates
Features
Fitting
Flash Point
Float Switch
For Best Results
Apply in temperatures above 40ºF
Do not apply when rain or freezing temperatures are forecasted within 24 hours. Cooler temperatures and higher humidity will slow down dry time
Not for continuous underwater use, filling butt joints, surface defects, tuck-pointing or expansion joints
Joint size should not exceed 1/2” wide x 1/2” deep. If joint depth exceeds 1/2", use backer rod material
