Japanese import glass waterproof white transparent silicone toilet…

Japanese Konishi silicone sealant——Anti-mildew type

Place of origin:Osaka, Japan

color:White/transparent

net weight:330ml.(Square strips with a length of about 13 meters and a side length of 5mm*5mm are available)

Purpose:

It is suitable for mildew-proof and waterproof sealing in bathrooms, toilets, kitchens, etc., seam sealing between glass and around the glass, interior tile seam sealing of metal roofs, barb seams, overlapping sealing, sealing of pipe installation parts and pipe periphery, and seam sealing of heat-resistant, cold-resistant, and water-resistant parts.

Special length:

Excellent mildew resistance, outstanding weather resistance, excellent heat resistance and cold resistance after hardening, suitable for the temperature range of -40°C to 150°C, excellent drug resistance, excellent extrusion and quick hardening properties at low temperatures such as winter, basically no shrinkage after hardening, good insulation properties after hardening, and the oxime sealing material does not release acid after hardening.It can be used on calcareous materials such as concrete and mortar that are easily corroded by acid, as well as metal materials such as iron and steel that are prone to rust.The one-component liquid type has excellent operability and is available in a wide range of colors.

Instructions:

1. First remove dirt, grease, moisture and old filling. If the gap is larger than the third groove of the nozzle 1.1×When 1.1 cm, a filler strip is required;

2. Cover the adjacent sides of the interface with masking tape;

3. Cut the nozzle according to the required size of the adhesive strip, pierce the seal, and place the hose in the glue gun.Put the nozzle into the joint and squeeze out the sealant to fill the gap. The construction environment temperature is between 5℃-35℃;

4. Remove the masking tape immediately after smoothing, and wait until it is completely cured before use;

5. Wipe your hands and tools first, then wash them. It will not stick to your hands after 15 minutes. The surface is usually cured within 24 hours and completely cured within seven days.