Loctite
Loctite 338127 Rubber Protectant Color Guard Blue 14.5 fl oz
Rubber protectant in blue shields concrete, metal, wood and most plastics with a 0.74 g/L VOC formula that dries in four hours and withstands -30 to 200 °F
- TypeConstruction Film
- Protects rubber surfaces across extreme temperatures from -30 to 200 degrees F
- Low VOC content at 0.74 g/L meets USDA standards for safer application
- High dielectric strength of 11.8 kV/mm provides reliable electrical insulation
- Fast four-hour dry time accelerates project completion on multiple substrates
- Blue Color Guard formula allows easy visual confirmation of coverage on rubber materials
Rubber Protectant for Multiple Substrates
Loctite 338127 Rubber Protectant Color Guard is a blue coating that shields rubber, metal, wood, concrete, fiberglass, foam, fabric, glass, masonry and most plastics. It meets USDA standards and is suited for automotive, industrial or maintenance tasks where flexible surfaces need long-term protection.
Dielectric Strength and Temperature Range
The film provides a dielectric strength of 11.8 kV/mm and remains stable from -30 degrees to 200 degrees F. This single electrical and thermal specification determines whether the coating meets the insulation and environmental demands of your specific application.
Brush-On Application With Four-Hour Dry Time
The product is supplied in a 14.5 fl oz container for brush, roller or sprayer use and dries in 4 hours. Apply only within the stated temperature window; surfaces must be clean and dry, and the 0.74 g/L VOC content requires adequate ventilation during use.
Highlights
- Protects rubber surfaces across extreme temperatures from -30 to 200 degrees F
- Low VOC content at 0.74 g/L meets USDA standards for safer application
- High dielectric strength of 11.8 kV/mm provides reliable electrical insulation
- Fast four-hour dry time accelerates project completion on multiple substrates
- Blue Color Guard formula allows easy visual confirmation of coverage on rubber materials
Specifications
| Brand | LOCTITE |
|---|---|
| Type | Construction Film |
Questions about this item
What does the 11.8 kV/mm dielectric strength mean when the coating is applied to a part?
It indicates the cured film can withstand 11.8 kV per millimetre of thickness before electrical breakdown, so it provides insulation on rubber or plastic components.
How does the 0.74 g/L VOC content affect use in a shop?
The very low VOC level means minimal solvent odour and easier compliance with air-quality regulations during application.
Will the 14.5 fl oz aerosol can reach tight spots on a mounted rubber seal?
The spray nozzle delivers a directed mist that can coat intricate profiles, and the can works at any angle for hard-to-reach areas.
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