SILICONE MAX Technical Data Sheet
Technical Data Sheet
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SILICONE MAX Premium All Purpose Sealant
BEST FOR:Window & DoorSidingWeatherproofing
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FEATURES & BENEFITS
Meets ASTM C920, Class 50 for high-movement joints
Maximum flexibility and adhesion for extreme joint movement
Applies at temperatures from -35°F to 120°F
100% waterproof and weatherproof seal for exterior exposure
Rain and water ready in 30 minutes for faster job turnaround
Seals around windows, doors, siding, and trim indoors or out
Shrink and crack proof seal through seasonal expansion cycles
Low odor for more comfortable interior sealing applications
DESCRIPTION
SILICONE MAX Premium All Purpose Sealnt is a 100% silicone caulk for windows, doors, siding, and trim, delivering maximum flexibility and adhesion for indoor and outdoor projects. Designed for joints exposed to constant movement, temperature changes, and weather, its 100% silicone formula offers twice the joint movement capability of many other sealants, helping it handle extreme expansion and contraction without cracking or shrinking. The result is a durable, 100% waterproof and weatherproof seal that is rain and water ready in just 30 minutes. It can be applied in temperatures ranging from -35°F to 120°F. Ideal for seasonal movement around exterior window and door frames, SILICONE MAX meets ASTM C920, Class 50, and is backed by a Lifetime Guarantee.
Specifications
| SKU | Code | Unit Size | Color |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7079808790 | 08790 | 10.1 FL OZ | WHITE |
| 7079808791 | 08791 | 10.1 FL OZ | CLEAR |
| 7079808792 | 08792 | 2.8 FL OZ | CLEAR |
| 7079808796 | 08796 | 2.8 FL OZ | WHITE |
| 7079808787 | 08787 | 10.1 FL OZ | GRAY |
| 7079808789 | 08789 | 10.1 FL OZ | BLACK |
How to Use
Get a Professional-Looking Finish
To get a professional-looking finish after the sealant has been applied, smooth the bead of sealant with a caulk finishing tool dipped in water. Do this before the sealant starts to skin over, about 2-5 minutes.
Want straight lines?
Apply painter’s masking tape to either side of the joint before applying the sealant. Remove the tape before the sealant skins over – about 2-5 minutes. To remove, lift the edge up at a 45° angle and pull away from you.
Proper Surface Preparation is Key
Remove any old caulk from the seam or joint by cutting or scraping it away. Then clean the area with soap and water to remove dirt, dust, grease or debris. Rinse thoroughly. Make sure the area to be sealed is clean and dry to ensure good adhesion.