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Product Name
Selleys Auto Fix Marine Sealant - 75g
Availability
In Stock
Condition
New
Category
Home & Garden > Sealants & Adhesives > Marine Sealants
Seller
Selleys
Color
Clear
Size
75g

Selleys Auto Fix Marine Sealant - 75g

Selleys Auto Fix Marine Sealant is a translucent, highly waterproof, neutral curing silicone with good adhesion to marine materials. Features include: cures to a tough flexible waterproof seal, UV resistant, water and weather resistant, salt spray resistant, detergent resistant, vibration resistant, and resists temperatures from -60°C to +180°C continuously or to +240°C intermittently. Suitable for sealing gaps, joints, cracks, bedding of fittings, windows, hatches, and waterproofing electrical connections on glass, painted/varnished wood, fibreglass, and most plastics and metals.

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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
Can be used for Sealing gaps Joints and cracks Bedding of fittings Windows and hatches Lock, nuts bolts and plates to prevent vibration Seals and waterproofs electrical connections Binds and repairs most marine materials
Directions for Use 1. Clean surfaces with mineral turps and dry. 2. Pierce seal in tube and fit nozzle. 3. Extrude sealant with steady pressure into joint or surface. 4. For adhesive or gasket use, apply to one surface and mate within 3 minutes. 5. Tool to smooth finish with spatula dipped in detergent water. 6. Clean before sealant cures with mineral turps. 7. Replace cap after use to prevent curing in nozzle.
Suitable for use on Glass Painted/varnished wood Fibreglass, Most plastics Most metals (doesn't adhere to copper, brass or zinc metals)
Temperature Resistance Resists temperatures approx. −60°C to +180°C continuously, to +240°C intermittently
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