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BACKER ROD

is a foam rod used in construction and sealing applications. It’s often inserted into gaps or joints before applying caulk or sealant. The backer rod helps to fill the space, ensuring that the sealant adheres properly, maintains flexibility, and doesn’t sink too deeply into the joint. It’s especially common in areas like windows, doors, or cracks in concrete, where a consistent, clean seal is needed.

Hybrid sealant is a type of sealant that combines the best qualities of different materials, typically polyurethane and silicone. It’s designed to offer superior adhesion, flexibility, and durability, making it suitable for a variety of applications. Hybrid sealants are often UV-resistant, weatherproof, and can adhere to a wide range of surfaces, including metals, glass, concrete, wood, and plastics.

PP (Polypropylene) Hollow Board, also known as PP Hollow Sheet or Corrugated PP Sheet, is a lightweight, durable, and versatile material commonly used for various applications like signage, packaging, construction, and even in the production of temporary partitions or walls. It’s made from polypropylene, a type of plastic, and features a hollow structure similar to corrugated cardboard but with the added benefit of being waterproof, UV-resistant, and much more durable.

SKIM COAT is a thin layer of plaster, joint compound, or cement-based material applied to a surface to create a smooth, even finish. It’s commonly used to cover imperfections like cracks, holes, or rough spots on walls or ceilings, and is often the final step before painting or wallpapering.

There are a few common uses for a skim coat:

Wall and Ceiling Smoothing: After drywall installation, skim coating can smooth out the seams and imperfections.
Repair: It’s ideal for repairing damaged or uneven surfaces, filling in gaps, or covering older, textured finishes like popcorn ceilings.
New Surface Preparation: It can also be used to prepare a surface for a new finish, like a fresh coat of paint or wallpaper.