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Color Matching Sealant

Echo Colorway

Color Matching Sealant
November 12, 2018

With a palette of 29 colors, strong adhesion to almost all construction substrates, and excellent strength and flexibility, new Echo Colorway color matching sealant from Mule-Hide Products Co. allows contractors to deliver window, door and siding projects that are tough, durable and beautiful.

Echo Colorway is a one-component, rapid moisture-cure caulk designed for interior/exterior use in sealing around windows, doors and siding. It provides aggressive adhesion with the most common construction substrates, including fiber cement, cedar, brick, stone, coated aluminum, steel, fiberglass, vinyl, PVC, stucco, EIFS (Exterior Insulation and Finish System), wood, glass, concrete, masonry, flashing tapes and Kynar®. It also is compatible with a wide range of additional materials, including rubberized asphalt flashing and other flexible plastic building materials.

A palette of 29 colors – from Ultra Clear, White and Black to a rainbow of tans, browns, blues, greens, reds and grays – makes it easy to coordinate the caulk with windows and siding. The caulk can also be painted just two hours after application, ensuring a perfect fit for those hard-to-match projects.

Echo Colorway can be applied to horizontal and vertical surfaces to fill gaps up to ½-inch deep and 1-inch wide. It bonds to wet or dry surfaces. It can be applied in ambient temperatures ranging from -40 F to 140 F.

Strength and flexibility make Echo Colorway a durable performer. It delivers 10 times the bond strength of other sealants. Flex Technology gives it the elasticity to weather freeze-thaw cycles and building movement; it is a Class 50 sealant under ASTM C920, able to withstand 50 percent extension and 50 percent compression (+/- 50 percent joint movement).

A quick cure time enhances crew efficiency. The caulk skins over in less than 20 minutes and becomes tack-free in less than one hour at 77 F with 50 percent relative humidity.

Echo Colorway complies with volatile organic compound (VOC)-related regulations in all 50 states.

Echo Colorway is packaged in 10.1 fluid ounce (298 milliliter) cartridges.

KEYWORDS: adhesives and sealants windows

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