Abhesion
January 7, 2021Absorption
January 7, 2021
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Due to its similar packaging, construction acrylic is often mistaken for silicone. Both products also share a similar appearance and color. However, acrylic in a tube serves a different function than silicone.
Acrylic has excellent adhesion to various building materials, which defines its primary applications. It bonds well with concrete, aerated concrete, ceramics, and bricks. Additionally, it adheres to wood, plaster, and drywall, making it an excellent sealant and filler for gaps and cracks between these materials. Architectural acrylic can also be used flexibly for jointing.
In general, acrylic is designed for indoor use, but there are specialized versions suitable for exterior applications. Standard construction acrylic has low moisture resistance; however, some variants offer enhanced resistance. Acrylic sealing resin is UV- and frost-resistant, and importantly, it does not contain toxic ingredients, making it environmentally safe.
Among the many types of acrylic sealants, some specialized variants are available: