Applying GAUDON sealant

Application

Wall Repair

Cracks, nail holes and gaps in drywall and plaster before painting. The filler has to stay put, sand cleanly and take paint without flashing.

What to use

How to do it

01

Surfaces must be clean, dry, sound, and free of old sealant, dust, dirt, grease, loose paint, and other contaminants that may affect adhesion

Surfaces must be clean, dry, sound, and free of old sealant, dust, dirt, grease, loose paint, and other contaminants that may affect adhesion.

02

Do not apply to wet or frozen surfaces

Do not apply to wet or frozen surfaces.

03

Cut nozzle at a 45° angle to the desired bead size and puncture the inner seal

Cut nozzle at a 45° angle to the desired bead size and puncture the inner seal.

04

Load cartridge into a standard caulking gun

Load cartridge into a standard caulking gun.

05

Apply a continuous bead with steady, even pressure along the joint or gap

Apply a continuous bead with steady, even pressure along the joint or gap.

06

Tool immediately to ensure proper contact and a smooth, neat finish

Tool immediately to ensure proper contact and a smooth, neat finish.

07

Clean excess material with water before the caulk dries

Clean excess material with water before the caulk dries.

08

Allow the caulk to dry properly before painting

Allow the caulk to dry properly before painting. Drying and curing time will vary with bead size, temperature, humidity, and jobsite conditions.

Steps are the manufacturer's published application instructions for GAUDON B1. Always read the Technical Data Sheet for the product you use.

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