How M-Seal Works: India's Sealant Marketed in 2 Parts

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M-Seal is a two-part sealant marketed in India, consisting of two plastic-wrapped pockets containing a clay-like material. When mixed, these components undergo a chemical reaction that results in rapid hardening, achieving a concrete-like consistency. The exact composition of the materials and the specific chemical reaction involved in the hardening process remain unspecified in the discussion, prompting inquiries for further information.

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M-Seal is a sealant marketed in India. Inside the M-Seal package, there are two small plastic wrapped pockets each of which contains a play-doh [the playing clay] like material.

So.. to use M-Seal, we just have to mix those two materials and then apply to the area we want to seal quickly, because it hardens up to the hardness of concrete in that time.

So.. i just wanted to know what is the composition of the two materials and what reaction takes place that causes them to harden up like this??

thanks,
rohan
 
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