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I'm looking for a quality robust sealant between rubber bathroom flooring and sanitary ware as well as gap filling between floor and skirting, it's not a wet room but needs to go off hardish and be easy to clean. Does CT1 fit the bill?
 
I would say yes BUT do a test patch and leave for at least 24h. Ct1 and similar do not like bituminous or latex rubber products. Can you check installation docs for the flooring?
 
Latex and bitumen sticks but the 2 surfaces will start to bleed together and then 1 will disintegrate over time !
 

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