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SIS 440 CAULKING

SIS 440 Caulking

SIS 440 caulking is our top selling product, and a proven leader in the marine industry. It is used by our team on every teak deck we manufacture.  No primer is required for this one-part, paste-like neutral cure patented formulation, which when exposed to moisture in the air, reacts to form a tough, flexible solid rubber.This neutral cure is non-corrosive to all substrates. It provides the durability required in the marine environment and has excellent temperature stability and chemical resistance once cured. 

 

  • One-part polymer adhesive/sealant neutral cure.
  • No primer necessary
  • One-Part Silane Polymer forms a Solid Rubber Compound
  • Stays flexible and cures rapidly
  • Adheres permanently
  • Minimum sag and shrinkage
  • Highest rated resistance to UV and works in cold climates
  • Used by boat builders, boat repair yards, marinas, private boat owners, cruise ships, and boat chandleries.
  • Comes in black, white, and gray
  • In cartridge 10 oz (305 mL) and sausage 20 oz (592 mL) package
  • 15-month shelf life from Date of Manufacture

Please note:

This table calculates the exact amount of caulk required to fill the seam. During the seam filling process, you will want to allow for leaving a slight “crown” on the seam to account for a slight reduction during the curing process, as well as the overage that occurs during spooning.

To calculate the amount of caulk you will need, we recommend adding 20 – 25% to these calculations to ensure you have adequate material for your project.

PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION PACKAGING
116-001 SIS-440 Teak Caulk 10.3 oz (305 mL) Cartridge – Black 12 Cartridges/Case
116-002 SIS-440 Teak Caulk 10.3 oz (305 mL) Cartridge – White 12 Cartridges/Case
116-003 SIS-440 Teak Caulk 10.3 oz (305 mL) Cartridge – Gray 12 Cartridges/Case
116-004 SIS-440 Teak Caulk 20 oz (592 mL) Sausage – Black 12 Sausages/Case
116-005 SIS-440 Teak Caulk 20 oz (592 mL) Sausage – White 12 Sausages/Case
116-006 SIS-440 Teak Caulk 20 oz (592 mL) Sausage – Gray 12 Sausages/Case

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