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Everflex Fire-Fill Acrylic SealantVendor:
Use Everflex Fire-Fill for fire-rated sealing of penetrations and expansion joints, offering up to 4 hours of fire resistance per AS1530.4 and AS4072.1, with ±20% joint movement.- From $10.93
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Adheseal Allflex 101 Hybrid Acrylic SealantVendor:
Use Allflex 101 for clear, paintable sealing of moving joints and timber glazing. Its hybrid acrylic formulation handles 25% joint movement and resists weathering, reducing callbacks on windows, doors, and precast panels.
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Adheseal Gap Filla Acrylic SealantVendor:
Use Adheseal Gap Filla for sealing static or low-movement gaps in frames, cornices, and plasterboard where rigid fillers crack. Its +/- 5% flexibility prevents rework, and it's fully paintable with water clean-up for an efficient finish.
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Adheseal HV Duct Acrylic SealantVendor:
Use HV Duct High Velocity Duct Sealant for fire-rated sealing in HVAC and high velocity ductwork. It offers AS1530.3 compliance with a Smoke Developed Index of 3, non-corrosive performance on galvanised steel, and +/-5% movement capability, ensuring durable, airtight, and fire-safe installations.
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Everflex JS Hybrid Acrylic SealantVendor:
Use Everflex JS for high-performance joint sealing in exterior and interior applications. It accommodates +/- 50% movement, offers superior adhesion without priming for most substrates, and resists weathering and UV without cracking.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use an acrylic sealant in a shower or swimming pool?
No. None of the acrylic sealants in this store are rated for permanent water immersion. For wet-area joints that stay wet, choose a silicone or polyurethane sealant instead. Acrylic sealants work for gaps and joints that dry out between wetting.
What is the difference between a standard and a high-movement acrylic sealant?
Standard acrylic sealants handle up to 25% joint movement. High-movement acrylics like the Everflex JS range handle up to 50%. Use the high-movement grade for expansion joints, precast panels, and tilt-up construction where thermal movement is greater.
Can I paint over acrylic sealant?
Yes. Most acrylic sealants accept paint once they cure. Apply the top coat after the skin forms, which takes 20 to 60 minutes depending on the product. Check the specific product data sheet for the recommended recoat time.
Which acrylic sealant do I need for a fire-rated penetration?
Everflex Fire-Fill is an intumescent acrylic sealant rated to AS1530.4 and AS4072.1. It expands under heat to seal the gap and provides up to a 4-hour fire rating depending on the joint configuration. Maximum gap width is 50mm.
Is there an acrylic sealant that dries clear?
Yes. Allflex 101 applies white and dries clear. It bonds to glass, aluminium, timber joinery, and most plastics. Use it where the sealant line will stay visible, such as around window frames and glass facades.
Can I use acrylic sealant on a roof leak?
Roofers Flash 'N' Patch is a brush-applied acrylic liquid flashing for roof repairs. It sticks to Colorbond, Zincalume, polycarbonate, and timber. Apply at 1.5 to 2mm wet thickness and allow 24 hours to cure before exposure to rain.