Technical term

Polymer sealant

Polymer sealants form durable synthetic paint protection. The AVP glossary explains the term through materials, application and practical limits.

Sealants & protective coatings

What does Polymer sealant mean?

Polymer sealants form durable synthetic paint protection.

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Paint sealants protect against UV exposure, chemicals, dirt and water.

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Hybrid sealant

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about Polymer sealant

What is a polymer sealant?

A polymer sealant is a synthetic protective layer that forms a water- and dirt-repellent film on prepared paint.

How long does a polymer sealant last?

Durability depends on product, preparation, layer structure, use and maintenance. Manufacturer figures apply under their stated conditions.

What does a polymer sealant provide?

It supports gloss, hydrophobicity, surface smoothness and protection from environmental exposure.

How is a polymer sealant applied?

Depending on the system, manually or by machine, thinly and evenly on a clean, suitable surface. Flashing and removal follow the product instructions.

Can a polymer sealant be layered?

Products designed for it may allow an additional application. Waiting time, compatibility and benefit depend on the system.