CT1 Adhesive & Sealant - Beige - 290ml

Yes, CT1 Adhesive & Sealant is fully over paintable once it has cured. Allow sufficient time for the sealant to achieve full cure before painting for best results.

Absolutely. CT1 is UV resistant and offers excellent colour retention, making it perfectly suited for both interior and exterior applications, even in harsh weather conditions.

Yes, one of the key features of CT1 is its ability to work effectively in wet conditions, including fully underwater and in all saltwater environments, providing strong adhesion and sealing.

No, CT1 is formulated not to shrink. Its unique composition provides flexibility, ensuring durable and stable results that resist cracking and maintain integrity over the long term.

CT1 offers unique adhesion on virtually any material. This includes wood, metal, glass, concrete, brick, ceramics, most plastics, stone, and rubber, often eliminating the need for additional fixings.

Yes, CT1 is solvent-free and environmentally compliant, making it a responsible choice for your projects.

While CT1 is still wet, you can clean up excess product with a suitable cleaner like CT1 Multisolve or mineral spirits. Once cured, it is very difficult to remove and may require mechanical means.

Ensure surfaces are clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, or loose debris before application. For very smooth or porous surfaces, consider a quick surface wipe with isopropyl alcohol or a suitable primer if issues persist, though CT1 typically performs well without. Apply consistent pressure to the caulk gun for an even bead.

Curing time is affected by temperature and humidity. Ensure the application area has adequate ventilation and is within recommended temperature ranges (typically above 5°C). Thicker beads will take longer to cure. Low humidity can also extend cure times.

Check if the nozzle has been cut to an adequate size. Ensure the internal seal of the cartridge is fully broken. If the product is old or has been stored improperly, it may have partially cured inside the cartridge; check the expiry date. Use a quality caulk gun.