Titebond Sealants
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Titebond Sealants
I'm sure many of you have used this material before, especially if your in the construction field, but if you haven't it's worth checking out.
Many use RVT sealant to reseal headlights and what not but this stuff IMO is much better. I saw this stuff at a builders show once and the salesman literally applied a bead of Titebond sealant to a small brick, submerged it in a 10g fish tank, then took a small block of wood and married the two together while submerged. You would have to see it to believe it! We use it at work for everything from stopping small leaks to window applications. The stuff remains elastic when set up, can be applied in below freezing temperatures, is paintable, comes in 200 colors, and of course can be applied in wet conditions. It's a great product for homeowners to have around the house for anything.
I just thought I would share this. If yu try it, it will become your favorite sealant.
http://www.titebond.com/IntroPageTB....=156?prodcat=6
Many use RVT sealant to reseal headlights and what not but this stuff IMO is much better. I saw this stuff at a builders show once and the salesman literally applied a bead of Titebond sealant to a small brick, submerged it in a 10g fish tank, then took a small block of wood and married the two together while submerged. You would have to see it to believe it! We use it at work for everything from stopping small leaks to window applications. The stuff remains elastic when set up, can be applied in below freezing temperatures, is paintable, comes in 200 colors, and of course can be applied in wet conditions. It's a great product for homeowners to have around the house for anything.
I just thought I would share this. If yu try it, it will become your favorite sealant.
http://www.titebond.com/IntroPageTB....=156?prodcat=6
