ASI 502 100% RTV Silicone Caulk – 10.2 oz. Cartridge, Almond
ASI 502 100% RTV Silicone Caulk – 10.2 oz. Cartridge, Almond
The ASI 502 100% RTV Silicone Caulk in almond is a one-component, moisture cure, acetoxy silicone in a 10.2 oz. caulking cartridge, supplied 24 cartridges per case.
Key Features
- Almond, color code AD, is on the published American Sealants stock color list for ASI 502. It is a different color from aluminum, code AM.
- Stock color packaging: 10.2 oz. caulking cartridges, 24 per case.
- One-component, moisture cure, acetoxy silicone that needs no mixing and cures to a durable rubber.
- American Sealants publishes the cured rubber as able to withstand a variety of extreme environments.
- Fits a standard cartridge caulking gun.
Who Is This For?
Countertop installers, plumbers and tile setters sealing to almond and biscuit fixtures, sinks and appliance panels, where white reads too cold against the fitting. The 24-cartridge case suits a shop that runs this color regularly.
What This Is Not For
Almond and aluminum are easy to confuse by SKU code, AD against AM, so check the code before ordering a case. Where the joint has to be painted afterwards, ASI 174 Siliconized Acrylic Latex Caulk is the paintable product in this range, published in white and clear only.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the AD color code mean on an ASI 502 part number?
On American Sealants ASI 502 part numbers, AD is almond. Aluminum is a separate color with the code AM, so the two are easy to transpose when ordering.
How many cartridges are in a case?
American Sealants publishes ASI 502 stock colors in 10.2 oz. caulking cartridges at 24 per case. Almond is a stock color.
Does the silicone require mixing?
No. ASI 502 100% RTV Silicone is a one-component, moisture cure product that takes the moisture it needs from the air.
How long does it take to cure?
American Sealants does not publish a tack-free or full-cure time for ASI 502 in the sources on file. Cure rate for a moisture-cure silicone depends on humidity, temperature and how deep the joint is.