• Textured Finish: Matches masonry, stucco, and rough substrates for a seamless appearance
• No Mixing Required: One-component, ready-to-use formula simplifies installation
• Gun Grade, Non-Sag: Excellent for vertical and overhead joints
• ±25% Movement Capability: Maintains tight seals in moving joints
• Superior Adhesion: Bonds well to concrete, masonry, wood, metal, aluminum, and more
• Weather & UV Resistant: Ideal for long-term exterior use
• Paintable: Compatible with non-rigid coatings (testing recommended)
• Low Odor: Safer and easier to use in occupied spaces
• Wide Temperature Range: Application from below freezing up to 120°F
• USDA Compliant: Approved for use in meat and poultry facilities
• Tested & Proven: Meets ASTM C920, TT-S-00230C standards

Common Uses:

• Control and expansion joints (vertical & horizontal)
• Masonry and stucco façade joints
• Precast concrete joints
• Roofing flashings, fascia, and parapets
• Panel walls, window perimeters, siding seams
• Residential and commercial exterior finishing

Compatible Substrates:

• Concrete
• Masonry
• Brick
• Stucco
• Wood
• Aluminum
• Vinyl siding
• Metal (primed as needed)

Surface Prep

• Surfaces must be clean, dry, and structurally sound
• Remove contaminants such as grease, oils, paints, curing compounds, or loose debris
• For concrete or masonry: sandblast, grind, or wire-brush
• Use closed-cell backer rod or bond breaker to prevent 3-point bonding

Joint Design

• Minimum joint depth: ¼"
• Maximum joint depth: ½"
• Recommended 2:1 width-to-depth ratio

Application

• Use a professional-grade caulking gun
• Apply sealant starting from deepest point of joint and allow it to self-level
• Dry tooling recommended to ensure adhesion and clean finish
• For roof tiles: apply a bead between tiles and press firmly into place
• Paintable once cured (compatibility testing required for rigid coatings)

Coverage

• ¼" x ¼" joint = 308 linear feet per gallon
• ½" x ½" joint = 154 linear feet per gallon

Cleanup

• Clean uncured product with SikaSwell®-990 or xylene
• Remove cured sealant mechanically