Sealing agent is a dry powder material mainly composed of high molecular weight polymers, with a small amount of inorganic pigments, special cement, and trace amounts of antibacterial agents added. Mainly used for filling joints between tiles, tiles, marble, granite and other brick materials. This product has crack resistance, water resistance, and good durability, while effectively preventing the precipitation of free calcium in cement mortar, making the aesthetic effect of decorative bricks more significant.

Product number: LD-3401

Product specifications: 2KG/pack 20KG/box

Suitable for various occasions

1. Ceramic tile gaps

2. Marble gaps

3. Gaps in wooden flooring

4. Mosaic gaps

5. Slate gaps

6. Gap between toilet seats in the bathroom

Construction steps

1. Prepare tools

Prepare gloves, small shovels, scrapers, sponges, and other tools.

2. Clean the gaps

Use a scraper to clean the debris in the gaps of the ceramic tiles.

3. Mixing with water

Pour in the sealant and add an appropriate amount of water.

4. Stir evenly

After adding water, stir thoroughly and let it stand for 10 minutes. Stir again until evenly mixed before use.

5. Apply sealant

Squeeze the mixed sealant along the diagonal of the ceramic tile into the gap and compact it.

6. Clean the surface

Clean the excess material on the surface of the ceramic tiles with a slightly damp sponge.

Matters needing attention

1. Acidic cleaning agents should not be used to clean already filled surfaces.

2. Suitable for use in environments ranging from 5 to 40 ° C, construction should not be carried out under rain, and rainwater should be avoided within 12 hours of completion.

3. Do not mix dried adhesive with water before use.

4. The suitable gap width is 1.5-12mm, and gaps larger than 12mm can be customized.

5. Expansion joints should be left during large-scale construction, and the first maintenance should be carried out 24 hours after construction, and the second maintenance should be carried out 48 hours later.

6. It is recommended to use specialized pointing tools for the construction of unglazed tiles, antique tiles, and surface porous tiles to avoid contamination of the tile surface.