5in1 MS Polymer Grey 290ml

• Universal putty/joint sealant
• Waterproof construction adhesive
• Permanently elastic adhesive

5in1 MS Polymer is a durable elastic adhesive with high strength, suitable for indoor and outdoor use. MS polymer is a universal putty, joint sealant and also has strong bonding properties. Ideal for connecting joints. 5in1 MS polymer is ideal for sealing seams, gaps, cracks and bumps. 5in1 MS polymer can be used as an adhesive and sealant for metal joints. It can also be used for bonding stone, concrete, plaster and natural stone. Nowadays, MS polymer is also a widely used product by painters. This is because MS polymer is colourfast, does not shrink and is paintable. This sealant is virtually applicable to all types of materials. Even in moist conditions, this polymer sealant does its job. The 5in1 MS polymer can be used for various applications. Thanks to its versatility, the sealant can replace all kinds of adhesives and sealants. 5in1 MS polymer is ideal for bonding stone, various metals, types of wood, lead, copper, trespa, glass and various plastics. Properties - Universal putty/joint sealant - Waterproof construction adhesive - Permanently elastic adhesive - 5in1 MS polymer has high strength - For use in construction and industry - Adhesive and sealant for indoor and outdoor use - Paintable with dispersion paints. (Synthetic paints may have a slower drying time, test beforehand). - No contamination of edge zones (very suitable for natural stone). - MS polymer does not shrink - Free of isocyanate, solvent, phthalate and silicone. - Fast-curing. - UV-, weather-, (salt)water-, moisture- and chlorine-resistant, mould-inhibiting. - Very good adhesion to many substrates, in most cases without adhesive primer (for porous substrates, test beforehand). - MS polymer is colourfast and odourless - Can be used wet on wet - Can be ground (after curing). Instructions for use On clean, grease- and dust-free surfaces, good adherence can be achieved without primer on paint systems, metals, glass, mirrors, ceramics, on non-porous substrates in general and on various plastics. Due to great differences between different substrates, the attainable bonding values should be determined by a test beforehand.