Sealant
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British pronunciation/sˈiːlənt/
American pronunciation/ˈsiɫənt/

Definition & Meaning of "sealant"

Sealant
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a substance or material, often in liquid or paste form, used for filling gaps, cracks, or joints to create an airtight or watertight seal, typically in construction, plumbing, or automotive applications

What is a "sealant"?

Sealant is a material used to fill gaps, cracks, or joints in surfaces to prevent air, water, or other substances from leaking through. It is commonly applied in construction, plumbing, or automotive repairs to ensure a tight, waterproof, or airtight seal. Sealants are usually flexible, allowing them to expand or contract with temperature changes without cracking. They come in various forms, such as liquids, pastes, or tapes, and are often made from materials like silicone or rubber. Sealants are important for maintaining energy efficiency and preventing damage from moisture.

sealant

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Example
The sculptor applied a sealant to harden and protect the clay sculpture.
He used a tire sealant to temporarily fix the puncture.
The contractor sealed the concrete floor with a waterproof sealant to prevent water damage and staining.
Homeowners applied a waterproof sealant to remedy leaks in the roof and prevent further damage.
She applied a thin layer of silicone sealant around the edges of the bathtub to prevent water leakage.
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