Siltech 1000 Silicone Sealant
Made for DIY Home Renovations
Designed for DIY, Suitable for Construction and Residential Renovations
SILTECH 1000 Acetoxy Silicone Sealant is an easy-to-use, high-quality sealant designed for DIY home renovations. Whether you're sealing kitchens, bathrooms, windows, or doors, its durable, moisture-resistant formula helps create long-lasting seals with minimal effort.
Product Overview
Properties
SILTECH 1000 is a fast-curing, one-component acetoxy silicone that cures at room temperature, forming a high-strength elastomeric rubber. It's ideal for DIY, glazing, joint sealing, assembly, and sanitary applications.
Antifungal Protection for Lasting Hygiene
Siltech 1000 is formulated with built-in antifungal properties to help prevent mold and mildew in high-moisture areas. Whether you're sealing around baths, showers, sinks, or sanitary fixtures, this added protection ensures a cleaner, more hygienic finish that lasts. Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and wet zones in both DIY and construction projects.
Perfect for DIYers: Simple and Effective
Easy Application
A smooth-flow formula ensures precise control, reducing mess and making sealing simple.
Versatile Use
Suitable for sealing sinks, bathtubs, showers, countertops, windows, and doors.
Durable Sealing
Resists moisture and temperature changes, providing a long-lasting bond for home improvements.
Suitable for Construction and Residential Renovations
While ideal for DIYers, Siltech 1000 is also suitable for construction and residential renovation projects where a strong, flexible seal is required. It adheres to glass, wood, and ceramics, making it a reliable choice for sealing tasks.
Reliable Sealing for Home and Construction Applications
From small home repairs to larger renovation projects, Siltech 1000 provides consistent, high-quality sealing for various applications.
Durable, Weather-Resistant Formula
Designed for indoor and outdoor use, it withstands moisture, temperature changes, and general wear, ensuring a secure, long-lasting bond.
