Coolroom joints must be sealed quickly and stay flexible under sub-zero conditions. A skinning sealant can trap gaps or fail to seat properly during panel adjustments.
FulasealPRO 840NS stays open and non-skinning, letting you reposition panels without tearing the bead. Its butyl formulation ensures a permanent, water-tight seal that flexes with temperature changes.
Apply a continuous 5 mm bead along lap joints, maintaining consistent gun speed for even coverage. Wipe any excess with a solvent-dampened cloth before final cure.
No, FulasealPRO 840NS is not paintable. Its non-skinning, permanently plastic surface will not hold paint. If a painted finish is required, use a compatible top-seal such as a silicone designed for overpainting.
Plastics and coated surfaces should always be pre-tested to confirm compatibility and adhesion. Conduct a small bead test and allow to sit for 24 hours before full-scale use.
Application / Use Case | Key Benefit | Primary Trades |
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Coolroom Panel Lap Joints | Forms a durable, moisture-resistant seal that stays plastic at sub-zero temperatures. | Coolroom Installers, Refrigeration Contractors |
Refrigerated Container Construction | Non-sagging formula allows clean vertical application without slump or mess. | Container Manufacturers, Fabricators |
Insulation Panel Assembly | Non-skinning property provides extended open time for precise panel alignment. | Panel Manufacturers, Modular Builders |
Concealed Lap Joint Sealing | Remains permanently plastic, preventing air leaks and improving energy efficiency. | Builders, Installers |
Clean all surfaces thoroughly following the two-rag IPA method. Ensure no dust, oil, or old sealant remains. Allow cleaned surfaces to fully dry before applying the mastic.
Cut the cartridge seal, attach the nozzle, and cut to the desired bead size (typically 5 mm). Load the cartridge into a quality caulking gun for smooth application.
Hold the gun at a 45° angle and push forward, forcing the sealant into the joint. Apply a continuous bead to one surface, then assemble the joint while the sealant is fresh. Adjust panels as required – the non-skinning property allows time to reposition.
Remove excess mastic immediately with a cloth dampened in mineral spirits. Dispose of waste safely according to local regulations.
Wear nitrile gloves to prevent skin contact and safety glasses to protect from accidental splashes. Use protective clothing in case of prolonged exposure.
Use in a well-ventilated area. Ensure adequate airflow when working in enclosed spaces to minimise vapour build-up.
Store in a dry area below 25 °C, away from heat, sparks, and open flames. Keep containers sealed when not in use. Do not smoke while using the product.
Seek medical attention immediately in all cases of serious exposure.
Ensure surfaces are clean, dry, and free of oil, dust, or loose contaminants. For light contamination, use the two-rag IPA wipe method: one rag wetted with isopropyl alcohol to loosen contamination, followed by a dry rag to remove residue. For heavy contamination, use a generic wax and grease remover, then repeat the IPA wipe as a final step. Lightly abrade glossy surfaces before cleaning to improve adhesion.
Ensure metal is free of mill scale and oxidation. For critical or high-moisture applications, consult H.B. Fuller for primer compatibility.
Wipe surfaces free of dust and debris. Avoid using solvents that may attack foam cores. Ensure mating surfaces are dry before sealant application to avoid trapping moisture.
Perform a small test bead on an offcut panel to confirm adhesion compatibility.
Clean with IPA using the two-rag method. Avoid aggressive solvents that may soften or craze plastics. Pre-test on a small area before full application.
Consult substrate manufacturer or H.B. Fuller for recommended primers on challenging plastics.