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Q How do I use Acrylic Sealant?
A Step 1: Surface preparation
Step 2: Installing the sealant with the gun
Step 3: Sealing: Squeeze the sealant gun to fill the cracks or joints and spread it evenly.
Step 4: Inspection and painting: Clean any excess sealant by gently wiping it with a cloth.
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Q Where are Acrylic Sealants suitable?
A Water-based acrylic sealant is one variety of acrylic sealant, which can be widely used in interior decoration, general construction expansion joints, and general engineering joint waterproofing and sealing in non-long-term immersion environments. For example, it is used for sealing the gaps between interior walls, baseboards, door and window frames, and walls. It has good adhesion to porous building materials.
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Q What is the shelf life of most Caulking products?
A 18 months from the date of manufacture when stored in a cool and dry place.
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Q How soon after I apply Acrylic Sealant can it be overpainted?
A Water-based paints can be applied 20-30 minutes after the application of the sealant.
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Q Can I paint over Acrylic Sealant?
A Yes, you can. This is one of the main features of an acrylic sealant. Be aware that if the sealant experiences significant movement, and the paint is less flexible than the sealant, the paint can shrink and crack.
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Q Why should I use Acrylic Sealant over a silicone sealant?
A If your joint needs to be painted over, then use an acrylic sealant as silicone sealants cannot be painted over. Acrylic sealants are suitable for use in contact with porous building materials whereas acid-curing silicone sealants are not suitable for adhesion to cement, concrete, and other strongly alkaline surfaces.
