Silicone sealant

Almal23
Almal23 Forum Participant Posts: 1
edited March 2017 in Parts & Accessories #1

Hi.

Can you recommend a particular silicone sealant for internal caravan sealing please.

Many thanks.

Alan Hamilton

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  • john321
    john321 Forum Participant Posts: 10 Participant
    edited March 2017 #2

    Hi almal23 . I can higghly recomend sicoflex silicone .you can purchase it in various colours . Bit expensive but like i say well worth it . I get it from travis perkins or jewson . But you should get it from the big sheds b.q   etc. Bit pricey though as ive found out on many things 

  • Vicmallows
    Vicmallows Forum Participant Posts: 580 Participant
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    edited March 2017 #3

    If you DO choose to use a Sika product, make quite sure that it IS a silicone.  Sika are best known for their polyurethane adhesive/sealants. Though excellent for their purpose, they are not what you want for simple internal sealing.

    Personally I would just use a suitable silicone sealant from Toolstation/Screwfix at a small fraction of the cost. I have always found them entirely satisfactory.

  • lornalou1
    lornalou1 Forum Participant Posts: 2,169
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    edited September 2017 #4

    Unibond kitchen and bathroom. stays white and flexible.

  • Woody19
    Woody19 Forum Participant Posts: 43 Participant
    edited November 2017 #5

    It depends on the use. If it is to go around the waste pipe hole - especially under the shower tray - then you want a non-setting sealant which you can get from any caravan dealer fairly cheaply.

  • dave the rave
    dave the rave Forum Participant Posts: 806 Participant
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    edited November 2017 #6

    BE AWARE........if buying from any of the diy stores.........check the use by date!!!!.(I got caught by a B & Q many miles from home and wasted £6 odd on an unusable cartridge.I was nearly 70 miles from any branch when the fault was found!)

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