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Weber Webertec Mulsibond / 25L

Weber Webertec Mulsibond / 25L

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Product summary:

Webertec Mulsibond is a ready-to-use, low-viscosity emulsion crack sealer from Weber with excellent penetrating properties. It is intended for specified non-structural hairline cracks in concrete and flooring and for consolidating hollow floor screeds.

Product description

Webertec Mulsibond is a multi-purpose crack sealer that penetrates fine cracks. After solidifying, it provides a resilient filling in cracks or hollow areas on the horizontal and vertical surfaces specified in its Product Datasheet.

Key features

  • Ready to use with no mixing required
  • Low-viscosity formulation with excellent penetration
  • Can be poured into fine cracks with minimal assistance
  • Combines hairline-crack sealing with hollow-screed consolidation

Applications

  • Non-structural hairline cracks in reinforced concrete
  • Hairline cracks in granolithic, terrazzo and mosaic floors
  • Consolidating hollow floor screeds
  • Sealing cracks in vertical surfaces

Product selection

This product is intended for non-structural hairline-crack sealing and hollow-screed consolidation. It should not be confused with a structural crack-repair material or a general mortar admixture. Application, substrate condition, crack width and limitations must follow the latest Product Datasheet.

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