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Selleys Autofix Silicone Marine Sealant is a translucent, highly waterproof, neutral curing silicone with good adhesion to marine materials.
Features
- Cures to a tough flexible waterproof seal
- UV resistant
- Water and Weather resistant
- Salt spray resistant
- Detergent resistant
- Non-corrosive
- Vibration resistant
- Resists temperatures from –60°C to +180°C continuously or to +240°C intermittently
Where can this product be used?
- Sealing gaps, joints, cracks and for bedding of fittings
- Windows
- Hatches
- Fitting and instruments
- Locks nuts, bolts and plates to prevent vibration
- Insulated and waterproofs electrical connections
- Bonds and repair most marine materials
What materials is this product suitable for?
- Glass
- Painted and varnished wood
- Fibreglass
- Most Plastics#
- Most Metals*
- #Not suitable for polycarbonate, polyethylene or polypropylene plastics.
- *Will not adhere to copper, brass or zinc containing metals.
Please contact your store to confirm avaliability, as some stores may have a limited range.
| Size |
75g Tube |
| Colour |
Clear |
| Technology |
Neutral Cure Silicone |
| Use |
Interior |
|
Exterior |
- Thoroughly clean surfaces with mineral turpentine and dry.
- Pierce blind seal in tube and fit nozzle. Extrude with steady pressure, ensuring sealant is pushed onto the surface or into the joint. If used as an adhesive or gasket, apply sealant to one surface only and bring together within 3 minutes.
- Tool to a smooth finish, with a spatula dipped in detergent water.
- Clean up before sealant cures with mineral turpentine. Cured sealant can only be removed by scraping or cutting.
- After use, remove nozzle and replace cap on tube. Allow sealant to cure in nozzle and remove before next use.
Limitations:
- #Not suitable for polycarbonate, polyethylene or polypropylene plastics.
- Sealant cannot be painted over.
- Not suitable for below water-line seals unless used as a gasket which is held mechanically in compression.
- Not recommended for trafficable joints, such as open joints between deck planks.
- *Will not adhere to copper, brass or zinc containing metals.
- Not suitable for contact with petrol or distillate.
- Avoid smearing of excess sealant on surfaces as this can cause problems with painting.
- Use masking tape for a neat appearance or where clean up is difficult.
- Resistant to -60ºC and 180ºC continuously, or to 240ºC intermittently.
- Sealant cures in 24 hours in normal applications. If used as a gasket or adhesive up to 7 days may be required for full curing. If used to replace compression gaskets in port-hole closures, leave to cure a few days before fully tightening bolts/screws on the compression ring.
- During application a harmless vinegar odour is generated, but disappears as sealant cures.
- Uncured product may be removed with mineral turps.
- Cured product can be sanded and scraped.
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