To help you learn more about acoustic sealants and their uses and properties, we have answered some frequently asked questions below…
Where do you use acoustic sealant?
Acoustic sealants are often used in large construction projects to reduce sound and ensure areas are insulated where possible. Common areas in which acoustic sealants are applied include the top and bottom runners before drywall is applied and the outer edges of drywall once applied.
Do you need acoustic sealant?
When using acoustic sealant in DIY projects, we advise using this as part of a sound proofing solution and as one of the last stages of the process. We recommend utilising sealants to ensure the soundproofing process is successful!
How quickly does acoustic sealant dry?
Specific acoustic sealants will have different drying times and so, we recommend looking at the manufacturers specifications when purchasing a product.
Can acoustic sealant be removed?
Acoustic sealants can be removed and cleaned by using the proper cleaning products including wipes and solutions. Again, this will be specific to the manufacturers technical information and so, we would recommend researching this prior to purchasing a sealant for your project.
What is the best acoustic sealant?
As we stock a range of different sealants, we recommend several different sealant brands and product types. We have rounded up 3 top picks below however even more sealants can be found by shopping via our website.
Our top picks for acoustic sealants
Soudal Soudafoam Gap Filler provides solutions for projects where an expanding foam filler is required with rapid curing and excellent thermal and acoustic properities. There is no requirement for primer on most surfaces due to this acoustic sealant’s excellent bonding properties.
Available in a range of colours, this sealant bonds to a range of substrates and can be used in most weather conditions and damp environments. Certified for use in sanitary areas, offering mould resistant this is a very diverse acoustic sealant with many properties.
This one-part low modulus sealant cures on exposure to moisture, forming a very elastic silicone rubber which provides fantastic adhesion to a range of common construction substrates. This acoustic silicone sealant is also fire resistant.
Speak to our team
If you would like to know more about the products we provide, do not hesitate to get in touch with our knowledgeable team. We take pride in offering high quality customer service, helping our clients to find everything they need for their project.
To speak with our team simply call 01708 525 866 or email info@sealantsupplies.co.uk and we will be in touch as soon as possible.
