145 Butyl Rubber Sealant 300ml Grey – EVB145GY

£4.16

Everbuild 145 Butyl Sealant is a traditional one component sealant based on polybutene that provides an effective weatherproof seal in a variety of exterior and interior applications.

It forms a skin in 24 hours but remains permanently plastic underneath. The sealant accommodates joint movement of ± 5%, is overpaintable and exhibits good UV and chemical resistance.

Areas for use
Single glazing of metal, concrete and wooden frames.
Sealing metal roof panels.
Pointing around soft and hardwood timber, metal and concrete/stone window and door frames.
Sealing metal panels in car bodies and containers.
Sealing pre-cast concrete panels.
Sealing timber sections to brick, stone and concrete; ideal for roofline applications.
Sealing gaps and cracks in brickwork and stone.

Size: 310ml.

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Everbuild 145 Butyl Sealant is a traditional one component sealant based on polybutene that provides an effective weatherproof seal in a variety of exterior and interior applications.

It forms a skin in 24 hours but remains permanently plastic underneath. The sealant accommodates joint movement of ± 5%, is overpaintable and exhibits good UV and chemical resistance.

Areas for use
Single glazing of metal, concrete and wooden frames.
Sealing metal roof panels.
Pointing around soft and hardwood timber, metal and concrete/stone window and door frames.
Sealing metal panels in car bodies and containers.
Sealing pre-cast concrete panels.
Sealing timber sections to brick, stone and concrete; ideal for roofline applications.
Sealing gaps and cracks in brickwork and stone.

Size: 310ml.

Additional information

Weight 0.368 kg
Dimensions 230 × 50 × 50 cm
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