Waterproof Silicone Adhesive & Joint Sealants for Construction & Repair
Silicone sealant is also called silicone glue or silicone adhesive, It is a paste-like object, that is squeezed onto the object’s surface with a tool. It can react with water in the air at room temperature and cure to form elastic silicone rubber. Silicone sealant is waterproof and mildew-proof. It is usually used for building gap sealing. Silicone sealant is waterproof and mildew-proof, Usually used for building gap sealing.
Tanyo Industry specializes in providing high-quality silicone sealants, known for their excellent adhesion and weather resistance. Our standard product specifications include 300ml tube and 600ml sausage-type packaging to meet the needs of different application scenarios.
In addition, to better serve your individual needs, we also provide customized color and weight services to ensure that we can accurately match your usage requirements. Whether it is building construction or repairs in daily life, Tanyo can provide you with the most suitable solution.
Silicone Based Sealant By Features
Tanyo silicone sealant can be divided into three types according to its characteristics, high-temperature silicone sealant, weather-resistant silicone sealant, and neutral silicone sealant.
Different types have different special functions, you can choose to use them according to your own needs which one.
Silicone Sealant By Application
According to application scenarios, silicone sealants can be divided into construction, automotive, and electronic sealants. Single-component neutral sealants are usually used, but we can also supply two-component acerbic sealants.
Silicone Sealant, Caulk & Adhesive: White, Black, Clear & Special Colors
We supply silicone sealants in all standard colors, including White, Blue, Red, Grey, Black, and Clear. For specific project requirements, we also provide specialized shades such as Off-white, Light Grey, Anthracite, Brown, Dark Brown, Light Brown, Beige, Chrome, Green, Dark Green, and even Glitter finishes, ensuring a perfect aesthetic match for everything from industrial sealing to modern architectural designs.
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Unopened silicone sealant should be stored indoors in a dry and cool environment, avoiding direct sunlight.
Cut the nozzle end at a 45 ° angle with a knife. Apply sealant along the seam. Grasp the bottom of the sealing rubber tube with one hand and slowly squeeze it to evenly sealant.
Silicone glue is widely used in construction and home fields, including glass installation and sealing, ceramic tile gap filling, bathroom sink fixing, and waterproofing treatment of RV and concrete roofs.
Silicone sealant naturally possesses excellent mold resistance, as its composition contains no organic nutrients, making it particularly suitable for damp environments like bathrooms and kitchens. Polyurethane sealant, on the other hand, is more prone to mold growth and is not recommended for use in humid conditions.
Silicone sealant can be waterproof when completely dry, and cannot be touched before curing, so as not to affect the sealing effect.
Keeping the construction area ventilated or using heating tools can dry the silicone glue faster. It is better to wait for it to solidify naturally if it is not urgent.
It is not recommended to do so because the cured silicone sealant surface forms a smooth hydrophobic film, making it difficult for paint to penetrate and adhere, which can easily lead to shrinkage, cracking, or even peeling.
Occasional or short-term use of diluted bleach solution to clean silicone sealant usually does not cause damage. However, prolonged use or direct application of undiluted bleach may lead to discoloration and accelerated aging.
Uncured silicone sealant may contain organic solvents and small amounts of acidic substances. Direct contact can potentially irritate the skin or respiratory tract. After full curing, its chemical properties become stable, and it no longer releases harmful substances. Products that meet relevant standards can be safely used for direct food contact and sealing drinking water pipelines.
The cured silicone sealant can be scraped off with a blade or shovel, or removed by heating until it softens.
Or use chemical solvents to soften it first, such as acetone, nail polish remover, etc., and wipe it clean with a cloth or towel after softening.











