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Selleys Marine Flex - Waterproof Adhesive Sealant 410g
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Home & Garden > Adhesives & Sealants
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Selleys

Selleys Marine Flex - Waterproof Adhesive Sealant 410g

Protect your boat from water damage with Selleys Marine Flex. This specialist adhesive is perfect for sealing and bonding above and below the waterline. Works underwater, UV resistant, and compatible with fresh, salt & chlorinated water. High flexibility with shock and vibration resistance. Features: Works underwater, UV resistant, Fresh/salt/chlorinated water compatible, High flexibility, Shock and vibration resistant. Powered by Sil-X advanced polymer technology.

Selleys Marine Flex - Waterproof Adhesive Sealant 410g

Protect your boat from water damage with Selleys Marine Flex. This specialist adhesive is perfect for sealing and bonding above and below the waterline. Works underwater, UV resistant, and compatible with fresh, salt & chlorinated water. High flexibility with shock and vibration resistance. Features: Works underwater, UV resistant, Fresh/salt/chlorinated water compatible, High flexibility, Shock and vibration resistant. Powered by Sil-X advanced polymer technology.

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Brand: Selleys

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Specifications

Colours White, Black
Technology Sil-X advanced polymer
Limitations Not suitable for polyethylene, polypropylene or Teflon. Gelcoat must be sanded before use.
Directions for Use 1. Ensure surfaces are clean and free from oil/grease. 2. Cut cartridge and nozzle; apply bead. 3. Smooth/tool before skinning. 4. Cures underwater; full cure depends on bead thickness.
Suitable Substrates Metal, Glass, Sealed timber, Sealed concrete, Tiles, Fibreglass, Gelcoat, Most plastics (test first)
Important Information Can be applied underwater or to damp surfaces. Porous substrates (timber/concrete) should be sealed or painted. Fibreglass/gelcoat/polycarbonate should be lightly sanded first.
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