Dryzone Anti-Mould Silicone Sealant - White

The sealant is touch dry in approximately 20 minutes, but it requires over 24 hours to fully cure. Avoid exposing the sealed area to excessive moisture or stress during this full curing period.

Silicone sealants are generally not designed to be painted over. Paint may not adhere well and can peel. It's best to use a sealant that matches the desired final appearance or to mask off areas to be painted before applying the sealant.

The key advantage is its specific formulation for resistance to mold and staining, making it ideal for humid environments like bathrooms and kitchens where mold is a common problem.

The product description suggests it is enough to cover one bath, two showers, and two sinks, depending on the size of the beads applied.

While durable and waterproof, this sealant is primarily formulated for sanitary applications in humid indoor environments. For specific outdoor applications, consult the manufacturer's guidelines or product specifications.

It contains specific additives that inhibit the growth of mold and mildew. This provides long-lasting resistance to fungal growth and associated staining.

Yes, it is suitable for kitchen splashbacks, especially around sinks, to provide a waterproof and hygienic seal that resists grease and food stains, as well as mold.

Ensure surfaces were thoroughly cleaned, dried, and free from dust, grease, or old sealant before application. Surface preparation is critical for adhesion.

This sealant is designed to resist mold. If mold appears, it may indicate significant moisture ingress from a faulty seal elsewhere, or the surface was not adequately prepared/cleaned prior to application. Check for and address underlying moisture issues.

Practice applying a consistent bead. Use a wet tool (finger or spatula) dipped in soapy water to smooth the bead immediately after application before it starts to skin over. Work in manageable sections.

Ensure you are tooling the bead immediately after application, within the first few minutes before the tack-free stage is reached. Using a smoothing tool dipped in a little water can help.