Everbuild Tecnic Silicone 825 - 380ml - Anthracite

The skin time is typically 15-30 minutes, and the sealant is usually tack-free within 60 minutes. Full cure can take 24-72 hours depending on bead size, temperature, and humidity.

No, silicone sealants are generally not designed to be painted over. Paint may not adhere well and can peel or crack.

While it can be used for general sealing, it is not specifically formulated as an anti-fungal or mould-resistant bathroom sealant. For those specific applications, a dedicated sanitary or bathroom silicone would be more appropriate.

The Everbuild Tecnic Silicone 825 offers +/- 35% movement capability, meaning it can accommodate joint expansion and contraction of up to 35% of the joint width.

Yes, this silicone is compatible with UPVC frames and is commonly used for perimeter pointing around window and door frames.

F25LM refers to a sealant for facade construction joints with +/- 25% movement capability. G25LM refers to a general-purpose sealant with +/- 25% movement. This product exceeds the minimum movement requirement with its +/- 35% capability and is certified to these standards.

Uncured silicone can usually be removed with a damp cloth and mild detergent or a suitable solvent like white spirit. Always test solvents in an inconspicuous area first.

Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, or old sealant. Some non-porous surfaces may require a primer; consult the product technical data sheet.

While this product has extended tooling time, ensure you are working in ideal temperature conditions (typically 5-25°C). Very high temperatures can accelerate skinning.

Ensure the nozzle is cut at the correct angle for the desired bead size and that the sealant gun is operated with consistent pressure. Practice on a scrap surface if necessary.

This can occur in very cold or humid conditions. Ensure adequate ventilation and allow additional curing time. Check that the bead thickness is not excessively large.