Soudaseal 260CC - Hybrid polymer adhesive putty EC 1 PLUS - Soudal

Soudaseal 260CC - Hybrid polymer adhesive putty EC 1 PLUS - Soudal

Soudaseal 260 CC is a high-quality, neutral, elastic, one-component sealant-adhesive based on MS polymer.
EC 1 PLUS label: very low VOC emissions .

Features :

• Very easy to apply.
• Permanent elasticity after polymerization and very durable.
• Good adhesion to most surfaces, even damp ones.
• EC 1 PLUS label: very low VOC emissions .

Applications:

• Good adhesion to most surfaces, even damp ones.

Instructions for use:

1. Apply with a manual or pneumatic gun.
2. Clean with White Spirit or Soudal Surface Cleaner immediately after use (before hardening).
3. Finishing: With a soapy solution or a Soudal smoothing product, before film coating.
4. Repair: With the same product.

Packaging:

• 600 ml pouch

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can Soudaseal 260CC be applied to damp surfaces?
   Yes, it adheres to slightly damp surfaces, but not soaking wet ones.
2. Can it be painted?
   Yes, most water-based paints are compatible. A preliminary test is recommended.
3. Is it suitable for outdoor applications?
   Yes, it offers excellent resistance to UV rays, weathering and extreme temperatures.
4. Does it replace a conventional mounting adhesive?
   Yes, its initial strength and elasticity make it a very effective universal sealant and adhesive, often superior to solvent-based adhesives.
5. Is it compatible with PVC or metal?
   Yes, it adheres perfectly to rigid PVC, aluminum, stainless steel, galvanized steel, etc.
6. Can it be used in a bathroom?
   Yes, it is suitable for sealing and bonding in humid environments. For areas in permanent contact with water, use a specific sanitary sealant.
7. Is it safe for indoor use?
   Yes, thanks to its EC1 PLUS classification, it emits very little VOC.
8. How long does it take to set? It forms a skin in 10 to 15 minutes, and hardens completely in a few days depending on the thickness.
9. Can you glue a mirror?
   No, for mirrors you need to use a special mirror sealant (chemical compatibility required).
10. Can it replace silicone?
    Yes for most sealing applications, but for joints highly exposed to standing water, sanitary silicone may still be preferable.