joint restoration made easysil-span “bridges” over the joint to waterproof the building envelope...
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SIL-SPAN “BRIDGES” JOINTS
TO WATERPROOF THE
BUILDING ENVELOPE
WHILE MAINTAINING
THE ORIGINAL AESTHETIC
OF THE SUBSTRATE.
THIS SAVES YOU TIME
AND MONEY.
ADVANCED SILICONE TECHNOLOGY
FOR RESTORATION
BEFORE
AFTER
Joint sealant failures remain a common – and harmful –
issue over a building’s lifespan. Repairing joint sealant failures
traditionally involved failed sealant and surface preparation
– often resulting in substrate damage and huge labor costs
(especially for exterior insulation and finish systems, or EIFS).
Pecora’s Sil-Span Preformed Silicone Profiles provide an
alternative to the traditional method of repairing failed
sealant joints. Sil-Span “bridges” over the joint to waterproof
the building envelope while maintaining the original
aesthetic of the substrate. – saving you time and budget.
Sil-Span is made of a specially formulated high-molecular
weight, low-modulus silicone compound which is extruded
into preformed strips and custom shapes. This advanced
silicone technology is easy to apply, comes in many widths
and colors, adheres to most common substrates, and will not
stain adjacent surfaces. It’s design properties suit a variety of
construction applications including expansion joints.
Sil-Span can also correct failures in areas of the building
envelope which prove difficult or almost impossible to
replace or reseal through conventional methods, including
metal curtain walls, stucco, skylights, roofing details, reglets,
coping stones, and flashing details.
THE BEST WAY TO MANAGE COMMON SEALANT FAILURES AND INCREASE YOUR BUILDING’S LIFESPAN.
SIL-SPAN APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
Sealant failure in expansion joint. Use a straight edge to mark the width of the Sil-Span to be applied.
Clean area with isopropyl alcohol and prime.
Apply Pecora 864 adhesive/sealant to both sides of the joint.
Apply Sil-Span to the prepared joint. Firmly press Sil-Span onto the substrate, remove excess caulk, trim ends and terminate with a
Sealant failure in expansion joint. Use a straight edge to mark the width of the Sil-Span to be applied.
Clean area with isopropyl alcohol and prime.
Apply Pecora 864 adhesive/sealant to both sides of the joint.
Apply Sil-Span to the prepared joint. Firmly press Sil-Span onto the substrate, remove excess caulk, trim ends and terminate with a
Sealant failure in expansion joint. Use a straight edge to mark the width of the Sil-Span to be applied.
Clean area with isopropyl alcohol and prime.
Apply Pecora 864 adhesive/sealant to both sides of the joint.
Apply Sil-Span to the prepared joint. Firmly press Sil-Span onto the substrate, remove excess caulk, trim ends and terminate with a
Sealant failure in expansion joint. Use a straight edge to mark the width of the Sil-Span to be applied.
Clean area with isopropyl alcohol and prime.
Apply Pecora 864 adhesive/sealant to both sides of the joint.
Apply Sil-Span to the prepared joint. Firmly press Sil-Span onto the substrate, remove excess caulk, trim ends and terminate with a
Sealant failure in expansion joint. Use a straight edge to mark the width of the Sil-Span to be applied.
Clean area with isopropyl alcohol and prime.
Apply Pecora 864 adhesive/sealant to both sides of the joint.
Apply Sil-Span to the prepared joint. Firmly press Sil-Span onto the substrate, remove excess caulk, trim ends and terminate with a
Sealant failure in expansion joint. Use a straight edge to mark the width of the Sil-Span to be applied.
Clean area with isopropyl alcohol and prime.
Apply Pecora 864 adhesive/sealant to both sides of the joint.
Apply Sil-Span to the prepared joint. Firmly press Sil-Span onto the substrate, remove excess caulk, trim ends and terminate with a
1. Locate sealant failure
3. Clean area with alcohol and prime as necessary
5. Apply Sil-Span to the prepared joint substrate
2. Use a straight edge to mask width of required Sil-Span
4. Apply Pecora adhesive/sealant to both sides of the joint
6. Remove excess caulk, trim ends, and terminate with cap bead of Pecora adhesive/sealant
Sil-Span’s design properties suit a variety of construction
applications including expansion joints. Sil-Span also
accommodates glass-to-glass and glass-to-metal
glazing details including skylight or glazing repair.
As the bond between Sil-Span and the substrate,
Pecora’s full line of non-staining silicones provide
outstanding adhesion to many substrates including
rough textures such as EIFS and exposed aggregate.
TYPICAL SIL-SPAN APPLICATIONS
Sil-Span
Preformed Silicone Profile
Failed Joint Sealant
Silicone Adhesive Sealant
Building Substrate
EXPANSION DETAIL
GLAZING
Sil-Span
INSIDE CORNER DETAIL SKYLIGHT GLAZING DETAIL
Sil-Span
EXPANSION DETAIL
GLAZING DETAIL
Sil-Span
Sil-Span
Sil-Span
Sil-Span
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Harleysville, PA 19438
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