Use and Care Manual

Performance Characteristics:
• Resists cracking and chalking
• Cured sealant is mold and mildew resistant
• Tack-free in 30 minutes
• Shower & water exposure-ready in 36 hours
Surface Preparation & Application:
1. Surface must be clean, dry and free of old caulk, dirt, dust, debris and grease.
2. Remove protective cap.
3. Cut nozzle at a 45º angle to desired bead size.
4. Dispense caulk by pressing tip of applicator to surface (or apply pressure to nozzle with finger).
5. Clean up excess uncured caulk with a damp sponge before it skins over. Cured caulk must be cut or
scraped away.
6. Remove nozzle by pulling straight up. Rinse inside of nozzle and valve with warm water.
7. Allow to dry 2 hours (longer in cool/humid conditions) before painting with latex or oil-based paints.
8. Replace nozzle and protective cap when storing for future use.
9. Wait 36 hours before exposing to moisture.
For Best Results:
• Apply in temperatures above 40ºF.
• Not intended for exterior use.
• Do not use below waterline or for marine or automotive applications.
• Do not use for filling butt joints, surface defects, for tuck pointing or expansion joints.
• Joint width should not exceed 1/2” wide x 1/2” deep. If joint depth exceeds 1/2”, use backer rod
material.
• Store away from extreme heat or cold.
Typical Physical & Chemical Characteristics:
Vehicle: Siliconized Acrylic Polymer
Tooling Time: 10 minutes
Tack-Free Time: 30 minutes
Paintable: Yes
Service Temperature Range (cured caulk): -20ºF to 180ºF
Application Temperature Range: 40ºF to 100ºF
Coverage: 9 oz. net wt. = 28 linear ft. at a 3/16"diameter bead
Dynamic Joint Movement: ± 12.5%
Odor: Very Mild
Consistency: Smooth and Creamy
Volatile: Water
Pigment: Calcium Carbonate
Flash Point: None
Specific Gravity: 1.65
Solids: 82 % by weight
Weight per Gallon: 13.8 lbs./gal.
Freeze Thaw Stability: Passes 5 Cycles @ 0ºF
Shelf Life: 12 months
MSDS No: 00077289001
Clean-Up:
Clean up excess uncured caulk with a damp sponge before it skins over. Wash hands with warm water and soap.
Excess dried caulk must be cut or scraped away.