Titebond Pro-Grade Caulk

Titebond Pro-Grade Caulk is a multi-purpose, acrylic latex caulk for interior use. It is easy to use, tools easily, dries quickly and cleans up with water. It is paintable with a water-based paint and once cured, its seal is water resistant. It contains no plasticizers or phthalates and offers unbeatable adhesion to most common building materials.

Features & Benefits

• IDEAL FOR: Sealing joints, repairing cracks and filling gaps for interior applications and pre-paint preparation.
• SEALS: Wood, metal, glass, masonry, aluminum, brick and most common building materials.
• Easy, water cleanup
• Dries quickly
• Tools & paints easily
• Provides water resistant seal

Application Guidelines

• Caulks & Sealants Calculators: 
• Application Temperature: Above 40°F (4°C)
• Service Temperature Range: 0°F to 160°F (-18°C to 71°C)
• Method of Application: Cartridge/caulking gun
• Working Time: Approximately 10-15 minutes for 1/4" bead
• Application Directions: Cartridge: 1. Surfaces must be clean and free of any material that may prevent adequate adhesion. Properly designed joint not to exceed 1/2" in depth. 2. Cut tip at 45° angle for 1/8" to 1/2" bead and place in cartridge gun. 3. Apply caulk into clean joint. If necessary, smooth bead immediately. It is the sole responsibility of the user to thoroughly test any proposed use with all substrates to determine project suitability.
  Pail: 1. Surfaces must be clean and free of any material that may prevent adequate adhesion. Properly designed joint not to exceed 1/2” in depth. 2. Apply caulk into clean joint with bulk caulk gun or trowel, following loading instructions from bulk gun manufacturer and ensuring not to entrap air in the caulk. If necessary, smooth bead immediately. 3. To ensure neat caulk lines, mask areas adjacent to joints. Once caulk is dry to the touch and does not transfer, remove masking tape. See titebond.com/sig for proper joint design. It is the sole responsibility of the user to thoroughly test any proposed use with all substrates to determine project suitability.
• Painting: The caulk should be dry to the touch and ready to paint in 2-4 hours with a water-based (latex) paint that does not contain plasticizer.
• Cleanup: Clean uncured material with water. After curing, excess caulk must be cut or scraped away.