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SA Silicone N60 - BlackVendor:Sealants AustralasiaSA Silicone N60 bonds glass to metal frames in structural and fin glazing applications. It cures into a durable, flexible seal that holds against environmental stress. This neutral cure formulation is compatible with reflective and laminated glass, painted aluminium, and anodised finishes. Where to...
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SA Contractors Silicone Sealant - BlackVendor:Sealants AustralasiaSA Contractors Silicone Sealant is a fast-curing acetoxy silicone for general glazing, shopfronts, glass-to-aluminium sealing, sheet metal, signage and exterior weatherproofing on compatible substrates. It is a practical contractor silicone for standard glazing and fabrication work where quick skinning, strong adhesion and long-term UV...
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which grade for a bathroom re-seal?
SA Sanitary Silicone: fungicide-resistant formulation for humid wet areas around baths, basins, and showers. Match the product spec to the job conditions before you start.
What is the difference between N-60 and Contractors?
Both are general-purpose building silicones; Contractors is the trade-volume grade for everyday joint sealing, N-60 the standard line. Match colour and pack size to the job.
When do I need N-10 neutral cure?
On substrates that acid-cure silicones attack: coated glass, some metals, and sensitive stone. Neutral cure costs slightly more and saves the surface. Match the product spec to the job conditions before you start.
Is there an exterior weather-sealing option?
Sealproof is formulated for weatherproofing joints exposed to sun and rain, and N60 silicone covers glazing-style exterior joints. Match movement rating to the joint before you commit.
What cartridge sizes are stocked?
Standard 300 ml cartridges suit normal guns, with bulk options for volume applicators. Check each product page for its pack format before ordering for a crew.
Do you hold matching colour options?
The common whites, clear, and grey cover most joinery and glazing colours. Match the sealant to the frame finish rather than the wall colour for a tidy line.