Stanley Kitchen & Bathroom 100% Silicone White

KITCHEN&BATHROOM SILICONE
Description
KITCHEN&BATHROOM SILICONE is an acetoxy cure, high performance, mold-proof
silicone sealant designed for gap filling and sealing in a wide range of sanitary applications.
Properties & Features
 %100 silicone, does not contain any solvent,
 Prevents mold formation on its surface,
 Stays bright and clean thanks to its outstanding mildew and & fungus resistance,
 Low modulus, high elasticity,
 Excellent resistance to direct sunlight, rain, snow and ozone,
 Primerless adhesion to numerous porous and non-porous substrates,
 Resistant to temperature extremes (-58°F to +392°F),
 Does not crack or discolor
 Withstands detergents, cleaning agents and chemicals,
 Fast curing,
 No shrinkage,
 Acetoxy curing system.
Fields of Application
 Sealing applications in kitchens and bathrooms.
 Sealing of connection joints.
 Weather seal application.
 Glazing works.
Directions for Use
Cleaning and joint preparation: Substrates must be sound quality, clean, dry and free of
dust, grease, rust and other contaminants which may affect the adhesion. Non-porous
surfaces (such as aluminum, glass, etc.) must be free of any coatings and should be
cleaned with a suitable solvent and thoroughly dried with a clean cloth. Porous substrates
(such as concrete, brickwork, etc.) must be mechanically cleaned from loose particles or
residues with a jet of compressed air, sandpaper or hard brush. Mask off joint edges with
self-adhesive tape as protection from contamination.
Backing material: Use a polyethylene bond breaker tape or backer rod to adjust the joint
depth to proper width/depth ratio and to avoid three side adhesion which restrict the
movement capability of the sealant. Backer rod must be at least wider 25% than the joint
width.
Sealant application: Recommended application and surface temperatures: +41°F and
+104°F. Cut nozzle to obtain desired bead size. Apply the sealant as evenly as possible
by using professional caulking gun.
Tooling and finishing: Tool the joint surface with a smoothing tool ensuring the sealant a
full contact to the sides and backup material into the joint before skin formation. Remove
the masking tapes immediately after smoothing over the surface of the sealant.
Cleaning: Uncured product may be easily removed with damp sponge. Cured product must
be removed mechanically. Hands can be cleaned with warm water and soap