Acetoxy cure silicones derive their name from their release of acetic acid,

which gives off a strong vinegar like smell while curing.

These silicones cure with the presence of atmospheric moisture and generally have a ery fast cure time and adhere better to many surfaces. 

Caution :

Because of the acid released, however, acetoxy cure silicones have a stronger smell than neutral cure silicones, and the acid can have adverse effects on some delicate electronic components.

The acid could even be corrosive to certain substrates and metals.

Uses include:

windows and door frames

kitchens-backsplashes

countertop sealing

bathrooms & bathtubs 

Neutral Cure is one of the options for caulking and sealing in and around your home, Its curing process is neither acidic nor basic.

Just like other silicone sealants, no extra steps are necessary to complete the curing process.

It cures without producing a strong, acidic scent.

This makes Neutral Cure the preferred option for jobs that take place in enclosed areas.

It has specific uses where it outshines other silicone sealants. it is particulary useful on the following surfaces : 

- Bare Metals

- Glass

- Gel-coated surfaces

- Vulcanized rubber

- Non-oily woods

- PVC

- Masonry

- Brick

- Concrete

- Stone

- Vinyl

- Painted Surfaces