Black RTV Silicone Adhesive Sealant for Glass, Metal, Plastic and Weatherstripping, Flexible 3 oz Tube
A black RTV silicone adhesive sealant bonds, seals, mends, and secures compatible glass, metal, plastic, fabric, vinyl, weatherstripping, and electrical wiring. The flexible 3 oz formula works on horizontal or vertical surfaces for vehicle doors, windshields, seams, roofs, vinyl tops, and other supported indoor or outdoor repairs.
Once cured, the waterproof silicone resists water, weather, vibration, oil, and grease across a listed temperature range of -75°F to 450°F. Some bonded parts may need clamping for about one hour or until the silicone becomes firm. This is a general-purpose sensor-safe sealant and is not recommended for engine-gasket applications.
Specifications
- Product type: RTV silicone adhesive sealant
- Quantity: One tube
- Volume: 3 oz
- Color: Black
- Form: Flexible silicone
- Use: Indoor and outdoor compatible repairs
- Temperature range: -75°F to 450°F / -59°C to 232°C
- Resistance: Water, weather, vibration, oil, and grease after cure
- Compatible materials: Glass, metal, plastic, fabric, vinyl, and weatherstripping
- Clamping: May be needed for one hour or until firm
- Restriction: Not recommended for engine-gasket applications
Frequently Asked Questions
Which materials can the black RTV sealant bond?
It is intended for compatible glass, metal, plastic, fabric, vinyl, weatherstripping, and electrical-wire repairs. Clean, dry, and test the exact surface before full application.
Does the silicone remain flexible after curing?
Yes. The cured black silicone stays flexible while resisting water, weather, vibration, oil, and grease within its supported service conditions.
Will parts need to be clamped during the repair?
Some bonded surfaces may need clamping for about one hour or until the silicone becomes firm. Follow the label's bead thickness and full-cure timing.
Can this RTV silicone be used as an engine gasket maker?
No. The product is specifically identified as unsuitable for engine-gasket applications. Choose a gasket maker rated for the exact engine component and fluid exposure.
What temperature range is the cured sealant rated for?
The listed range is -75°F to 450°F (-59°C to 232°C). Surface temperature during application and cure may have separate requirements on the label.