PU Marine Adhesive Sealant

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Key Features

  • Combined adhesive + waterproof sealant in single product
  • UV-stabilized for long-term marine outdoor durability
  • High elongation (300–450%) accommodates hull flex
  • Resistant to salt water, fuels, bilge water, and UV
  • Overpaintable — compatible with antifouling and topcoat systems

This one-component polyurethane marine adhesive sealant provides both structural bonding and permanent waterproof sealing in a single product. Based on a UV-stabilized MS polymer or moisture-cure MDI-based PU chemistry, it is specifically formulated to withstand continuous water immersion, UV exposure, salt water, and fuel splash common in marine environments. Skin-over in 40–60 minutes at 23°C, full cure in 3–7 days depending on joint gap and humidity. Shore A hardness 40–55, elongation 300–450%, providing excellent accommodation of hull flexion and thermal movement. Tensile shear strength 4–8 MPa. Adheres to GRP, steel, aluminum, teak, and most marine substrates with appropriate primer where required. Overpaintable after 24 hours. Used for bonding deck fittings, portlight frames, hull-to-deck joints, through-hull fittings, and general seam sealing on vessels. Resistant to fuels, oils, bilge water, and antifouling paint solvents.

Specifications

ParameterValue
Full Cure3–7 days at 23°C
Components1 (moisture cure)
Elongation300–450%
Shore A (cured)40–55
Water/Fuel ResistanceExcellent
Skin-Over Time (23°C)40–60 min
Tensile Shear Strength4–8 MPa

Applications

Deck fitting bonding and sealingHull-to-deck joint seam bondingPortlight, hatch, and window frame sealingThrough-hull fitting installation and sealingGeneral marine seam and joint sealing

FAQ

On GRP and aluminum, primer use is recommended for bond joints where maximum adhesion is required (deck fittings, structural hull-to-deck joints). For sealing applications only (waterproofing seams), clean and dry surfaces without primer are generally sufficient if the adhesive is applied in adequate depth (>8 mm). Use the product manufacturer's recommended primer system for critical bonded joints — typical primers are a PU adhesion promoter or epoxy wash primer.

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