Everbuild Glazing Silicone - Black

Premium-grade acetoxy curing silicone suitable for most types of glazing work, and other industria...

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This guide is for anyone using Everbuild Glazing Silicone - Black for glazing work, sealing around doors and windows, and other construction and industrial applications. It offers a waterproof, flexible seal (+/- 20%) that cures quickly, providing a robust and elastic barrier. Note that while it's temperature resistant, extreme conditions may affect performance.

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ColourBlack
Model Part Number225BK
BrandEverbuild

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FAQs

What is the temperature range for this silicone?

The silicone is temperature resistant between -50ºC and +180ºC.

Is this silicone suitable for exterior use?

Yes, it is waterproof and suitable for both interior and exterior applications.

How long does it take for the silicone to cure?

It is tack-free within minutes, forming a tough elastic seal.

Can I paint over this silicone?

It is generally not recommended to paint over silicone. The surface may not allow paint to adhere properly.

What is the flexibility of this silicone?

It offers +/- 20% flexibility to accommodate movement.

What surfaces can I use this on?

It can be used on glass, wood, and various metals.

Troubleshooting

Silicone not adhering properly.

Ensure surfaces are clean and dry before application. Consider using a primer if necessary.

Silicone is too thick or difficult to apply.

Ensure the nozzle is cut to the correct size. Use a quality caulking gun.

The seal cracked or failed.

Check for excessive movement or stress. Reapply the silicone if necessary, ensuring proper surface preparation.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Fast curing time.
  • Provides a waterproof seal.
  • Flexible to accommodate movement.
  • Suitable for various applications.
  • Wide temperature resistance range.

Cons

  • Performance may be affected in extreme conditions.
  • Specifics on chemical resistance not detailed.
  • Limited information on long-term UV stability.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure surfaces are clean, dry, and free of any old sealant or debris.
  2. Cut the nozzle to the desired bead size.
  3. Apply the silicone smoothly and evenly using a caulking gun.
  4. Smooth the bead with a wet finger or tool.

Compatibility:

This silicone is compatible with most common building materials, including glass, wood, and various metals. Always test on a small, inconspicuous area if unsure of compatibility with a specific material.

Care:

Clean up excess silicone immediately with a solvent-soaked cloth before it cures. Once cured, removal may require mechanical methods. Store in a cool, dry place.

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