How Long Does It Take for Acetic Silicone To Dry?

Acetic silicones are single-component sealants used to seal glass, ceramics and aluminum. Check out their characteristics here, including the product's drying time .

These sealants are produced from a high quality formulation, containing a special additive to prevent the occurrence of fungus in the silicone, provide high elasticity and low shrinkage after curing, in addition to a faster curing time.

Indications for acetic silicone:

- Seals in bathrooms, kitchens and other surfaces that will be in direct contact with water.

- They have good adhesion on non-porous surfaces such as glass and ceramics.

- Not recommended for sealing zinc and brass.

Properties of acetic silicone

- Contains a special additive to prevent the occurrence of fungus in the silicone;

- Does not run on vertical joints;

- Excellent adhesion to glass, ceramic, glazed surfaces and aluminum;

- Maximum permissible movement above 20%;

- Resistant to various weather conditions: rain, snow, extreme temperatures;

- Resistant to chemicals;

- UV resistant;

- Low shrinkage in the drying process;

- Releases acetic acid during the drying process;

Precautions when using acetic silicone

Protect it from water for 4 to 6 hours after application.

Wait 5 to 10 days before starting to handle food.

It is advisable to do prior tests on each material.