Sika Corporation, based in Lyndhurst, NJ, is a leading supplier of specialty chemical products and industrial materials serving construction and industrial markets including transportation, marine, and automotive. Its technologies are focused on sealing, bonding, damping, reinforcing and protecting.
Where can i find the expiry date on a spray can of Sika Pro select doors and windows. The shelf life says 15 months but from what date? hope you can help thanks
When overlaying with tile, is an isolation mat needed? In other words will the formation of cracks in the slab stop at the leveler or broadcast through, cracking the tile?
My advice for the do-it-yourselfers after applying on my sidewalk/driveway joints: Use wide painters tape and mask off on each side of the joint to avoid drips/runs touching the finished concrete surface and messy cleanups.
Sika great quality BUT requires very high skills. NOT for DIYers. Also Siks does TERRIBLE job of differenting SO many different (flooring) products, making choice for "best" nearly impossible. Frustrating cuz products durable high quality but presales Tech Assist not available
Hello Raul, thank you for all the information you provide us through your videos, they are very helpful, both for those of us who are starting out and for those who have been in this industry for some time. Thank you very much for your time and sharing your knowledge.
Having struggled with cracks in my driveway for years, finding the right solution has been a game-changer. Sikaflex® Crack Flex Sealant not only filled in those pesky gaps seamlessly but also held up against the elements, proving its durability over time. If you're tired of dealing with unsightly cracks, give Sikaflex® a try and enjoy a smoother, more resilient surface!
Absolutely outstanding sealant, I highly recommend it. I've used it on metal roofs, windows and a box truck, easy to work with Not too thick so you can smoothen it with rubber gloves. Fantastic product.
It is amazing how well this stuff works. My old truck was converted to a diesel, and was LOUD inside. I covered the firewall and transmission tunnel in an elastomer sound damp strip material, and it helped, but not a ton. I had a little 6" square left over, so I stuck that on the inside of the roof skin right over the driver's seat, and it was so much better. Just getting rid of the resonance of that roof sheet makes such a difference. I used Sikaflex to seal up the body on my current truck, and it's even better. Even just bare metal inside, having that elastomer to dampen resonant vibrations really cuts down the noise.
Hello Raul , with your years of experience you should create a platform and offer virtual training via zoom , as well as assistance , with monthly or annual payments .I would sing up .
