OEM/ODM China SV-311 Polyurethane Sealant for Construction to Norwegian Factories

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Description

SV-311  is a one component polyurethane high modulus flexible sealant formulated as reliable bonding adhesive and joint sealant for construction industry, particularly where a higher modulus and lower movement capacity are required for joints with low or medium movement, e.g. connection joints between floor/stairs and wall, connection joints between floor and machinery, seam sealing / sealing of pipe ducts / ventilation systems, multipurpose joints in metal and wood construction work.

Key Features

1. Non-sag consistency 

2. Excellent adhesion to most common building materials

3. High tear strength 

4. High tensile strength

5. Less fluid migration to porous material

Technical data sheet

Color

White, black, grey

Package

300ml plastic cartridges and 600ml in sausage

Shelf life

9 months 

Note

If you want the TDS or MSDS or other details, please contact with our sales person.

How to Make an Interior Brick Wall Work

Interior Brick Wall Paint Ideas

Yanic Simard February 12, 2015

https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/42430882/list/how-to-make-an-interior-brick-wall-work

Interior Brick Wall Paint Ideas for Living Room Walls

An interior brick wall can be considered a timeless treasure, an eyesore, a quirky feature or many other things. After all, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and bold brick certainly draws a lot of glances, imploring passersby to consider it, judge it and deem it either beautiful or too gritty.

But with the right design knowhow, brick can add a unique, perfectly imperfect touch to any room — it has an organic character not found in plain drywall and can suit modern, traditional, eclectic or contemporary spaces equally well. So before you write off brick, get to know some basics of preserving, finishing, styling and otherwise falling in love with brick.

Preserving Brick
If you’re lucky enough to have a home that includes a beautiful exposed brick wall, in many cases you won’t need to do anything more than show it off. However, to make sure your brick stays stunning, you’ll want to seal and protect the surface to reduce the risk of disintegration over time.

To keep a space feeling bright, a slight gloss finish can help your brick look lustrous, which is perfect for a slim entry or hallway space. Otherwise, a matte sealant won’t change the look of the brick but will help keep out mites and dust to help it stay beautiful longer.

Cleaning
If your wall needs a little cleaning before sealing, a mixture of vinegar and water will generally do the trick. Simply spray the solution lightly onto trouble spots and rub with a towel, scrubbing with a coarse bristle brush only where necessary to remove stubborn soil. In general, it’s best to start with a gentle approach in an inconspicuous area to make sure your brick won’t crumble, and use harsher cleansers only where absolutely necessary.

Moisture and Grouting
In moist areas like bathrooms, it’s especially important to make sure your brick is well sealed to avoid mold and other issues.

Where grout is worn away or in bad condition, it is possible to repoint (regrout) the brick to restore a more solid surface. This requires the existing grout to be carefully routed out to at least a ¾-inch depth before being refilled with new mortar, so it’s something you’ll want to do just once and then carefully seal and maintain it.

Finish Options

If you prefer to cover or soften your brick, there’s an option for everyone.

White
A few coats of white paint is a popular choice for those who want to preserve the texture of their brick wall but give it a cleaner, more modern look. One advantage of this look, besides its ability to brighten a space, is the way it can help a space feel less busy, blending different elements like bulkheads and window trim (and the ceiling) together for an overall larger and more streamlined effect.

Whitewashed
For a true whitewashing effect, mix a small amount of water into your paint (roughly 1 part water to 3 parts paint as a starting point) and loosely apply the mixture with a large brush, letting it absorb and reapplying in uneven patches to achieve an aged finish. Just be sure to tape off any baseboards or adjacent walls and cover the floor with a dropcloth — drips are to be expected.

Exactly how much water you use and how unevenly you apply the mixture will determine whether you create a patchy, broken-in effect (as shown here) or a more even, cloudy wash (as in the previous photo). Use more water and even coats for overall softness, or drier paint to let more brick remain uncovered.

Gray.
Another beautiful option for painted brick is a warm, soft gray. This has an earthy, organic quality while still creating a clean look; it’s an excellent compromise between white and au naturel brick.

Stained. If you have a lighter brick palette and would prefer a deeper and richer tone (as shown in this picture), you can stain your brick much like wood to change the color without completely erasing the variation and texture.

Tremco’s newest sheet-applied air barrier, ExoAir® 110AT, is light-weight, flexible, and durable in temperatures ranging from 20-240 degrees Fahrenheit (-7 – 115 Celsius). It is an exceptional option for weatherproofing a building in any climate.

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