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Bostik Caulk
Bostik provides high quality caulks that rival or beat the competition. Offered in black or white colors and is perfect for marine, cars, trucks and motorcycle applications.
$11.99 – $13.99
920 is a one-part, gun grade urethane sealant/adhesive that moisture cures to an extremely tough, resilient seal which exhibits excellent tear and abrasion resistance while retaining permanent elastomeric properties. It has tenacious adhesion to most common marine substrates including virtually all woods, metal, FRP and most plastics.
This product is recommended for any marine application above or below the water line where a quality elastomeric seal is required. It is suitable for sealing hardware around windows and doors, deck to hull assembly, hull seams, keel joints and under moldings.
However, 920 it is not designed as a glazing sealant in which the adhesive bond to glass is exposed to sunlight and appreciable amounts of ultraviolet radiation. 920 should NOT be used when the temperature is below 40° F.
PLEASE NOTE: This information is provided in good faith and correct to the best of our knowledge. No warranty, guarantee, or representation is made as to the sufficiency of the information for the safe use of the product, nor to relieve the end user of any Federal, State, or Local regulatory responsibility.
The product is best used at temperatures between 65°F and 80°F. Temperatures below 65°F will slow the cure speed of the material and viscosities will be higher. Temperatures above 80°F will cause the material to cure faster and viscosities will be lower. For consistent dispensing maintain temperature in the above mentioned range. For optimum bond strength and to insure maximum performance in the finished assembly mate parts together within the specified work time of the adhesive. Make sure the bond joint has uniform coverage and that a sufficient amount of adhesive is in the bond area. It is important to have the adhesive applied, parts aligned and positioned, within the established work times for the product. To ensure maximum performance in the finished assembly parts should remain undisturbed until the fixture time is reached.
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