& nbsp; & nbsp; There are more and more types of sealants on the market nowadays, and different types of sealants can meet the needs of different consumers. It can deform according to the shape of the sealing surface and is not easy to flow, making it an adhesive sealing product. So, can sealant be waterproof? What is the difference between sealant and glass sealant? Let's learn together below.
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  & nbsp; & nbsp; Sealing glue can provide waterproofing in a short period of time, but it will not provide waterproofing over time. Because all things like glue cannot be soaked in water for a long time, their stickiness will disappear after soaking for a long time, resulting in delamination. And the same principle applies to sealant, which is mainly used to fill the gaps in the structure and play a sealing role.
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  & nbsp; & nbsp; 1. Glass glue is a commonly used adhesive in home life, mainly composed of sodium silicate, acetic acid, and organic silicone. Sodium silicate is very soluble in water and has a certain viscosity, also known as water glass and sodium silicate.
  & nbsp; & nbsp; Glass glue is an adhesive material that can bond and seal various glass products with other substrates. It is mainly divided into two types: silicone glue and polyurethane glue. Among them, silicone glue sealant is the commonly used glass glue, which is divided into acidic and neutral types.
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  & nbsp; & nbsp; 2. Sealing glue is a type of adhesive sealing material that can deform according to the shape of the sealing surface and is not easy to flow., It is usually used to fill structural gaps and can serve as a seal. This material has functions such as leakage prevention, waterproofing, vibration prevention, and thermal insulation.
  & nbsp; & nbsp; Sealing glue is generally composed of various dry or non dry viscous substances such as asphalt, natural resin, synthetic rubber, etc., and then combined with materials such as talcum powder, clay, plasticizers, curing agents, carbon black, asbestos, etc.