Sikaflex Adhesives & Sealants for Boats

Type of use for Sikaflex adhesives and sealants

- Only the right product is effective and lasts the longest -

Sikaflex 221i
- For sealing thru-hulls, cable inlets, hatches, deck hardware
- Embedding cleats and fittings

Sikaflex 291i
- Sealing fittings, sacrificial anodes and wooden planks to the hull
- For bonding rub rails, wooden panels and tiles

Sikaflex 591
- Particularly low-emission multifunctional sealant for indoor and outdoor use

Sikaflex 290DC PRO
- Sealing wooden planks to the hull
- For grouting teak deck joints

Sikaflex 252
- Keel-hull bonding
- For glueing rub rails & prefabricated wooden panels
- Smoothing out bumps

Sikaflex 260 N
- For glueing skirting and rub rails, hatches and deck hardware

Sikaflex 295 UV (for areas with high UV exposure)
- Gluing flying bridge constructions
- Installing plastic window panes
- Sealing fittings

Sikaflex 292i
- Bonding rub rails, flying bridge constructions
- Keel-hull and deck-hull bonding
- Sealing fittings
 

Sikaflex Primer

Depending on the type of surface you are using Sikaflex adhesives and sealants on, it must first be treated with a suitable Sikaflex primer or activator. In some rare cases, sanding the surface and/or removing oil, grease and dust is all that is required. The type of Sikaflex primer that should be used for a particular Sikaflex sealant or adhesive depends on several factors:
1.) The material of the surface to be bonded or sealed
 2.) The surroundings or environment in which the sealant or adhesive is to be used
.       - Indoor or outdoor
      - Temperature and water exposure
      - Environmental conditions (e.g. highly corrosive environments)
3.) Mechanical stress (bonding of small parts or large parts where more movement of joins is to be expected)
. To find the right Sikaflex Primer or Sikaflex Activator for your Sikaflex adhesive or sealant, feel free to contact our water sports experts for individual advice.