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WP70 Oxime Silicone


A rapid curing silicone with good adhesion properties and additional uPVC adhesion promoters.


Application: for perimeter sealing of external wood, aluminium and uPVC door & window frames and for the weather sealing and flexible jointing of infill panels. Can also be used on concrete, plaster and mortar, unsuitable for aquaria or on bitumen and asphalt.


Recommended for external use only. WP70 cannot be overpainted and may yellow if used indoors and in low UV light situations. WP70 has a movement value of 12.5%.


Also available in foil sausage (white only).


EN15651-1 F EXT-INT


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WP70ANT WP70BL WP70BR WP70BU WP70GR WP70RW WP70T WP70TF WP70WH


WP70WH6 Colour


Anthracite Black


Brown Buff Grey


Rosewood


Size EU3


EU3 EU3 EU3 EU3 EU3


Translucent EU3 Toffee White


EU3 EU3


White


Box Barcode 12


12 12 12 12 12 25 12 25


600ml 12 Code


5060021369819 5060021368980 5060021364586 5060021368805 5060021369116 5060021368607 5060021366177 5060021369109 5060021364562


5056437400987


WP100AN WP100BL WP100BR WP100RW WP100T


WP100WH WP100DAN WP100WH4 WP100AN4 WP100DAN4 WP100BU4 WP100BL4 WP100R4


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WP100 High Quality Oxime Silicone


A high grade, neutral cure silicone. WP100 features rapid curing with good adhesion properties and additional uPVC adhesion promoters.


Application: for perimeter sealing of external wood, aluminium and uPVC door and window frames for weather sealing and flexible jointing of infill panels. Can also be used on concrete, plaster and mortar.


Designed for external use, WP100 has a movement value of 25%. Not suitable for use with aquaria or with bitumen or asphalt. Cannot be overpainted and carries a risk of yellowing if used in areas of low UV light (e.g. indoors). Also available in foil sausage (white only).


EN15651-1, 2 F EXT-INT, G 25LM Colour


Anthracite Black


Brown Rosewood


Size Box Barcode EU3


EU3 EU3 EU3


Translucent EU3 White


Dark Anthracite EU3 White


Anthracite Black Brick Red


WP100MG4 Mid Grey WP100WH6


White


Dark Anthracite EU4 Buff


EU3


EU4 EU4


EU4 EU4 EU4 EU4


12 12 12 12 25 25 12 25 25 25 25 25 25 25


600ml 12


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You know how it is: you labour to produce good looking floorboards, timbers, joists, doors (whatever it is you’re proud of) and then these little critters come along and have it for lunch. Don’t put up with it!


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Bring this lot under control quickly and easily with our Wood Guard 3-in-1 Wood Treatment. It’s a ready to use, microemulsion universal wood preserver that kills active woodworm and termites, protects against woodworm and termite infestation and protects timber against wood rot.


Stay ahead of the game - get them before they get you. Or, if they’re already munching away, let them have it with Wood Guard 3-in-1. See page 77.


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