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The SIKA 106403 is a high-performance polyurethane construction adhesive formulated for superior bond strength to most construction materials, with particular effectiveness on concrete and masonry surfaces. Supplied in a 10.1 oz cartridge, it delivers approximately 24 linear feet of adhesive when applied as a 0.25-inch bead. The adhesive remains permanently elastic after cure, allowing it to flex with minor movement in building substrates without cracking or losing adhesion. It achieves a tack-free surface in 1 to 2 hours, enabling fast strength build-up. The cured adhesive is paintable, sandable, and stainable, and the product is rated to seal out radon gas. This is a general trades adhesive installed by carpenters, masons, contractors, and general building tradespeople.
The SIKA 106403 is suited for residential and light commercial construction applications where a durable, flexible bond to concrete, masonry, wood, and other common building materials is required. It can be applied as a spread coat, a bead, or in spot-bonding patterns depending on the substrate and load requirements. Its radon-sealing capability makes it a relevant choice for below-grade and foundation-adjacent assemblies. Fresh adhesive should be cleaned up immediately; cured adhesive requires paint thinner or an approved solvent for removal.
Designed for use on concrete, masonry, and most standard construction materials in residential and light commercial building applications. Can be applied as a bead, spread coat, or spot bond depending on the assembly requirement.
Apply using a standard caulk or cartridge gun. Ensure all bonding surfaces are clean, dry, and free of loose material before application. Clean up fresh adhesive immediately; remove cured adhesive with paint thinner or an approved solvent. Follow all applicable local building codes and the adhesive manufacturer guidance for ventilation when working in enclosed or below-grade spaces.
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