GAUDON alternative
GAUDON alternative to OSI QUAD MAX for window, door and siding joints
If you currently run OSI QUAD MAX on window, door and siding joints, this page sets out the GAUDON option, what the published specifications say, and where the two products differ. It is written to help you decide, not to make a claim we can't support.

Recommended GAUDON alternative
GAUDON A2 Heavy-Duty No-Nail Construction Adhesive
Skip the fasteners. One component hybrid polymer adhesive with high grab and a tough, elastic, waterproof bond. Low VOC, solvent free, isocyanate free, paintable after cure. Bonds wood, panels, ceramic, concrete, masonry, and metal for interior and exterior use.
Specification comparison
Key differences
- Chemistry differs: OSI QUAD MAX is a base: silane modified polymer, A2 is a moisture cure hybrid polymer. Confirm paint and substrate requirements before switching.
- A2 is paintable: yes, after full cure. Where the joint is an exterior weatherseal rather than a painted one, look at null instead.
- Case pricing is quoted directly. Send a quote request with the quantity you need and we price it for you, then orders go by email or phone.
Different application?
Run the product you use today through SwitchLab and it returns the GAUDON match.
Competitor names and specifications are the property of their respective manufacturers and are referenced for comparison only. Recommendations are based on published product information. Always review the applicable GAUDON TDS and confirm project-specific compatibility before use.

