Vetoflex PU789
Two-component, high performance, polyurethane joint sealant.
Vetoflex PU789 is a two-component, high-performance polyurethane sealant available in pouring or gun grades. It cures at ambient temperature to form a flexible, tear-resistant rubber. The sealant is highly resilient and exhibits excellent recovery characteristics after extended periods of compression or elongation. Vetoflex PU789 bonds to most common construction materials without the need for a primer.

Uses
- Sealing and caulking all joints that are subject to movement caused by expansion and contraction of structures.
- Used for sealing joints in concrete, masonry, marble, granite & brick, aluminum, glass, stucco, panel walls, curtain walls.
- Expansion wall joints, precast units, perimeter window caulking, exterior insulation walls, tilt-up panel joints, vinyl siding.
Advantages
- Weather-resistant, suitable for external and internal applications.
- No crack or craze under UV exposure.
- Excellent adhesion to most building materials.
- Excellent movement accommodation.
- Excellent resistance to fatigue and deterioration due to weathering, UV and airborne pollutants.
- Extraordinary adhesion, no primer required on many construction materials.
- Available in many colors depending on customer orders.
- Maintains flexibility over a long time.
- Withstands continuous water submersion.
Usage Instructions
Suitable for all properly designed joints following accepted engineering practice. Joint width must be a minimum of 4 times the anticipated movement.
Clean all joint surfaces and remove any dust, unsound material, plaster, oil, paint, grease, corrosion deposits, or algae. Roughen the surfaces, remove any laitance and expose aggregate by light scabbling or grit blasting.
Remove oil and grease deposits by steam cleaning, detergent scrubbing, or the use of a proprietary degreaser. Check any expansion joint filler to ensure it is tightly packed and no gaps or voids exist at the base of the sealing slot before positioning a bond breaker. The use of a bond breaker is not required in expansion joints containing cellular polyethylene joint filler, backing rod. For construction or contraction joints, use a bond breaker tape or back-up strip. Where a particularly neat finish is required, mask the joint’s face edges before sealing and remove immediately after tooling is completed.
Prime all porous surfaces with Vetoseal XX777-50. The substrates should be dry before applying primer. Prime the sides of the prepared joints with a soft brush. Apply the primer in thin uniform film. Allow becoming tack- free before applying the sealant. To keep the joint edges clean, use masking tape on the joint sides and remove immediately after finish sealant application.
The components of Vetoflex PU789 are supplied in the correct mixing ratio. Add the entire contents of the hardener component into the base container and mix thoroughly for three minutes using a slow speed drill (300 to 500 rpm) fitted with a suitable mixing paddle. Ensure any settlement is thoroughly dispersed. Scrape down the sides of the container to ensure that any unmixed components do not remain. Continue mixing for a further 2 minutes.
Pour the mixed Vetoflex PU789 directly from the mixing container by compressing the sides to form a pouring lip. Pour into the prepared joint to the required level. Should the joint width prohibit direct pouring from the container, pour the mixed material into a Barrel gun and apply it to the joint. After a few minutes. it may be necessary to top up the sealant level if it has flowed into joint irregularities. Finally, use a strip of any masking tape. When using gun grade, follow the same application procedure of using a bulk gun. Fill the bulk gun using a follower plate.
Remove Vetoflex PU789 from tools, equipment, and mixers with Vetonit Solvent XX400 immediately after use. Hardened material can only be removed mechanically.