sealant

Converse of object

• apply: Apply sealant to areas affected, i.e. fill in cracks in skirting boards.
• use: The sealant used was a tube of silicone rubber I found in the house.
• have: The majority ( 73 % ) of children had some sealant on at least one tooth.

Adjective modifier

• acrylic: Use 3-4 coats of DIY polyurethane or acrylic sealant to give you years of wipe clean wear in your kitchen.
• synthetic: The same effect can often be achieved by layering carnuba wax over a synthetic sealant.
• waterproof: Cover the joint between the wall and the edge of the basin with waterproof sealant.
• structural: Color change indicates a chemical reaction between the gasket material and the structural silicone sealants.
• flexible: A small gap should be left which can be filled with a flexible sealant.
• suitable: The ridge of the water boards should be sealed with a suitable flexible sealant.

Modifies a noun

• restoration: Sealant restorations are therefore counted in the calculation of the F component of the DMF index.
• protection: A car shampoo should also be gentle enough not to strip existing layers of wax or sealant protection.
• gun: This comes in a tube and is applied by sealant gun to the base of the pan.
• manufacturer: Some tire sealant manufacturers have tried to argue this isn't so.
• application: The use of a written sealant policy and protocol for sealant application and equipment maintenance could further improve retention rates.

Noun used with modifier

• silicone: Adding a bead of clear silicone sealant on the top edge of the tape would add braces to the belt.
• fissure: A new fissure sealant has been introduced to the dental market.
• mastic: Also, the edges against the panels have got a mastic sealant which has started to come away.
• silicon: Fill any gaps in skirting boards with silicon sealant.
• puncture: Puncture sealant, goo you squirt into the tire, or already in the tube, is not very effective.
• tire: You feel a tire sealant related franchise may be for you.