Precast joints in a warehouse need a flexible, durable seal with rapid curing.
PU 25 FC applied directly into joint with foam backer rod, delivering flexible watertight seal.
Prime the substrate if porous, tool before skin forms, allow 24 hours before painting.
Movement cracks appearing in window perimeter seals due to temperature fluctuation.
Replaced rigid sealant with PU 25 FC, which flexes with movement and resists UV exposure.
Install bond breaker tape behind sealant and tool smooth finish for professional result.
PU 25 FC adheres to most common construction materials including concrete, timber, brick, aluminium, metal, painted surfaces, and fibreglass. Priming may be required for some porous substrates.
Yes, PU 25 FC can be painted after curing using water-based paints. A compatibility test is recommended before overcoating with solvent-based coatings.
Yes, PU 25 FC is certified as non-toxic and is safe for use in applications involving contact with potable water once fully cured.
PU 25 FC accommodates ±25% movement, making it suitable for expansion and contraction joints in dynamic structures.
PU 25 FC offers excellent resistance to water immersion after curing, but it should not be applied while the surface is wet or submerged during curing.
Application / Use Case | Key Benefit | Primary Trades |
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Expansion joints in concrete and masonry | Accommodates ±25% movement with watertight seal | Concrete Contractors, Builders |
Facade and precast panel joints | UV-stable and paintable for architectural finishes | Facade Installers, Precast Contractors |
Roof and wall cladding junctions | Flexible and weather-resistant under thermal movement | Roofers, Cladding Installers |
Joint sealing in water-exposed areas | Water immersion resistance once cured | Waterproofers, Civil Contractors |
Floor-to-wall joints in industrial buildings | Fast curing and abrasion resistant under traffic | Fit-Out Teams, Commercial Builders |
Sealing around window/door frames | Adheres to aluminium, timber, and painted surfaces | Glaziers, General Contractors |
Ensure all bonding surfaces are clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, oil, or loose material. Use appropriate primer if needed.
Apply masking tape to protect adjacent surfaces and achieve clean joint lines.
Use foam backing rod or bond breaker tape to ensure proper joint depth and avoid three-sided adhesion.
Cut nozzle to suit joint width. Extrude PU 25 FC evenly using a caulking gun, filling the joint completely.
Tool the joint immediately with a soapy solution or sealant spatula to compact and shape the sealant before it skins over.
Remove masking tape and clean tools with solvent before the sealant cures. Cured sealant must be removed mechanically.
Wear gloves and eye protection. Avoid skin and eye contact with uncured product.
Use in a well-ventilated area. Avoid inhaling vapours during application.
Store in original packaging below 25°C. Protect from moisture. Dispose of contents according to local regulations.
Refer to the SDS (Safety Data Sheet) for complete safety guidance.
Clean, dry, and free from laitance, dust, curing agents, or release oils. Abrade if necessary.
Use PU primer to improve bond strength in high-movement or exposed joints.
Ensure surface is dry and dust-free. Light sanding may improve adhesion.
Direct application generally suitable on dry timber surfaces.
Degrease thoroughly and abrade lightly. Wipe clean with solvent.
Promotes bond to non-porous and coated surfaces.
Clean with isopropyl alcohol. Light abrasion recommended for glossy surfaces.
Perform compatibility test. Use Primer 50A if adhesion is uncertain.