R-SL-MA-GRAIN Facade Acrylic
Acrylic dispersion sealant
Features and benefits
- Solvent-free
- Flexible plastic joint, water-resistant after curing.
- Can be painted when fully-cured.
- Suitable for most construction substrates.
- Designed for internal and external use, with resistance to changeable weather conditions, once cured.
Base material
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Plaster
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Aerated Concrete Block
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Silicate Blocks
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Metal Sheet & Profiles
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Stainless Steel
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Concrete
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Masonry
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Wood
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Plasterboard
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For use also with
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Solid Concrete Block
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Hollow-core Slab
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Concrete Slab
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Lightweight Concrete Block
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Hollow Lightweight Concrete Block
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High-Density Natural Stone
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Hollow Brick
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Vertically-perforated Clay Block
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Hollow Sand-lime Brick
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Solid Brick
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Solid Sand-lime Brick
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Ceramic Hollow Block
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Gypsum Fibreboards
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Plasterboard
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Chipboard
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Oriented Strand Board
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Stainless Steel
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Ceramics
Applications
- Filling cracks, scratches, gaps, joints in walls, ceilings and facades.
- Grouting of joints between walls and floor tiles, baseboards, ceiling moldings, suspended ceilings and parapets.
- Filling around the windows, window sills and door frames
- Small repairs before painting
Installation guide
- Clean up the gap. Surface, that the acrylic will be applied on, should be clean, free of dust, dirt, grease, oil, rust, remains of old sealant and other substances that might lower the cohesion.
- In case of absorptive substrates, the priming is suggested. The test of adhesion prior application is also recommended.
- Prior to application, protect edges with masking tape
- Cut the tip of the cartridge, leaving part of the thread. Screw the applicator on to the thread, then cut at the required angle to give an aperture width suited to the joint.
- Use manual or pneumatic gun applicator.
- The applied acrylic can be smoothed with a spatula.
- After completing the application, wipe tools with a paper towel and wash with water.
- Fully dried product should be secured with plaster, paint etc.
