SIGA Dockskin 2.2lb

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SIGA Dockskin high-performance primer is the perfect solution for strengthening sandy, fibrous substrates, such as woodfibre boards, wood-based panel materials, gypsum fibre boards, plaster and stone. The SIGA products Wigluv, Rissan, Sicrall, Corvum, Primur and Twinet can be perfectly combined with Dockskin. Together with tape, Dockskin enables quick, easy, and reliable creation of an air sealed seam on rough substrates. Available in Single Cans or a 8 Can Case.

Your advantages

Dockskin is quick drying, which means a short waiting time, especially in combination with SIGA Wigluv and SIGA Rissan. This product has strong penetration, giving it extremely effective adhesion on woodfibre boards, masonry, and concrete. Also it is solvent-free and usable on cold substrates down to  -10 °C  (14°F), making it not only safe to use, but convenient as well. We recommend 1 can of Dockskin to approximately 2 - 3 rolls of tape, depending on tape width.

**NOTE: Due to the fact that Dockskin cannot be frozen, when it is very cold, shipping of Dockskin may be delayed until more suitable temperatures. 

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Robert

Debated getting this product due to trying to find cost savings, but really glad I bought it. Exceptional product when installed in conjunction with Majvest 500 SA. Applied it on rough cut lumber boards in one section & none added in a different section, before 500 SA was installed. Dockskin made a huge difference, now using everywhere on exterior home reno.

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Eric Lavin

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Ken

Incredibly sticky with a long open time. Great for airtight concrete connections

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Anonymous

Very tacky. I use disposable Harbor Freight chip brushes to apply.

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Donna

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Jim Parks

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Toby

Expensive product but worth the money. Dockskin primer goes a long way.

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Sonia M.

Went on easy with roller and brush. Used on OSB wall and roof sheathing as well as concrete. Used one case (8 cans) for 1 roll of 6" Fentrim and 10 rolls of Wigluv 60. Worth the money.