What is acrylic sealant? Uses of siliconised acrylic sealants

Acrylic sealant is a water-based joint filler based on an acrylic dispersion. It cures as water evaporates into a slightly flexible, paintable fill — easy to tool, water-cleanable and low in odour. Siliconised acrylics add a little silicone for better flexibility and adhesion.

Typical uses: wall–ceiling and frame joints, plasterboard cracks, interior window/door frames, skirting and trims. For wet areas and moving joints, use silicone, neutral silicone or PU sealant instead.

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