Sharp Chemical produces Sealants, Adhesives, Waterproofing Materials.Our clients are from DIY users to professionals.We do not use cookie.
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 Preparations |
| Clean the area to be sealed—make sure the area is dry |
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 Gather the Materials |
| Gather the necessary materials: spatulas, masking tape, tissues. Bath sealant can be extracted by hand so no need for a caulking gun. The caulking gun is however recommended should your hands get tired (in case you are dealing with a large amount of Bath Sealant). |
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 Opening the Product |
| Exerting minimal pressure on the pouch, puncture the film with a the nozzle or a sharp object such as scissors. |
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 Masking Tape |
| Stick masking tape on areas you do not want the sealant to touch. |
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 Reminder |
| Stick the masking tape on both sides of the joint. |  |
 Cut the Nozzle |
| Cut the nozzle size to match the joint size |
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 Application |
| Use both hands to push on the pouch and fill the joint smoothly |
 Caution |
| Your hands may experience fatigue, but it is important to apply the same pressure throughout the entire process. |  |
 Tooling |
| For better adhesion performance, use a spatula to evenly spread out the sealant |
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 Keep it up |
| Keep tooling the sealant, apply more pressure faster and faster |  |
 Finishing Steps |
| Peel off the masking tape. If your hands touched the caulk, wash off or wipe off immediately. If you wear contact lenses, do not touch them with your hands for a while. |
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 Leave to dry |
| Even though the sealant's surface will dry in twenty minutes, please leave the entire sealant to dry for another half a day for the sealant to adjust to the joint’s movements. These are the steps to applying a Bath Sealant. |
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