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Liquid glass sealants

Here you will find liquid glass sealants for every surface

Liquid glass is formed by mixing silica molecules with alcohol or water. When the liquid evaporates in the air, pure glass is formed. This glass now forms a transparent protective film on the treated surface.

Liquid glass sealants at a glance

Basically, we are talking about divisions that require the greatest possible cleanliness on the surfaces of their technical equipment and need to protect them from dirt and scratches. Private users now also protect various surfaces with a liquid glass coating.

Coating and sealing with liquid glass is suitable for so many surfaces that a complete list would go beyond the scope here. Some important areas of application are:

Stone & concrete

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Vehicles

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Glass & ceramics

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Leather & textile

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wood

To the wood sealants

Metal, plastic

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Universal

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Advantages of coating with liquid glass

After liquid glass coating, liquids and the dirt they contain bead up on the treated surface. If it has been cleaned well beforehand, the cleanliness will last for a very long time with the liquid glass coating. The resulting glass layer is only about 100 nanometers thick, 500 times thinner than a human hair. It is not only completely transparent, but also impalpable. Due to electrostatic forces, the silicon molecules form highly stable structures: This means that the coating lasts for a very long time. Buy liquid glass sealing at Versiegelung24.

What is Flüissgglas?

Liquid glass refers to interconnected glass molecules made of silicon dioxide (SiO₂). The silicon is extracted from quartz sand, it occurs in large quantities in nature. However, for years the process of turning quartz sand into glass was very complex. In the meantime, German researchers have managed to make glass liquid even at room temperature, so that we now have liquid glass with which we can coat surfaces. 

The area of application falls into the large field of nanotechnology, which, as is well known, can be used to protect many surfaces, such as, among others Car paint. Liquid glass is formed by mixing silica molecules with alcohol or water. When the liquid evaporates in the air, pure glass is formed. This glass now forms a transparent protective film on the treated surface.