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Special Silicone Sealant for Automotive Glass​ 301

It is single component, high elastic, has a strong ability to absorb vibration and has good adhesion with most metals.

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PROPERTIES

  • Single-component, neutral-curing silicone sealant
  • Room temperature curing with excellent thixotropy
  • Non-irritating odor
  • Adheres compatibly to glass, metals, and diverse substrates
  • Cures into elastic sealant maintaining flexibility from -30°C to +120°C
  • Weather-resistant: unaffected by rain, snow, or prolonged UV exposure

PRIMARY USES

✓ Sealing & bonding automotive interiors/exteriors
✓ Sealing joints for:
• Coated/mirror-film glass
• Anodized aluminum, aluminum composite panels
• Tiles, masonry, concrete, galvanized steel


APPLICATION METHOD

1️⃣ Surface Preparation

  • Clean substrates: Remove moisture, dust, oil
  • Consult technicians for special materials

2️⃣ Applying Sealant

  • Mask joints with tape → Cut nozzle tip → Load into manual/pneumatic gun
  • Apply even continuous bead → Smooth immediately → Remove tape
  • Optimal conditions: 20–30°C / 50–70% RH (Low temp/humidity slows curing)

3️⃣ Curing Management

  • Do not disturb before surface skin forms

4️⃣ Post-Use Handling

  • Seal partially used cartridges → Remove cured film before reuse

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

⚠️ Mandatory Compatibility/adhesion testing required
✖️ Do NOT use on: Oily surfaces | Frosted/damp substrates | Temperatures <4°C or >40°C
✖️ NEVER apply to food/drinking water contact surfaces
☣️ Store away from children → Cool, ventilated, shaded location
🛡️ Avoid direct contact with eyes/skin → If contact occurs:

Skin/clothing: Wipe with soapy cloth → Rinse with water
Eyes: Flush with water + SEEK MEDICAL AID


SHELF LIFE

12 months when stored in cool (8–25°C), dry conditions


COMPLIANCE STATEMENT

"Users must verify product suitability for specific applications. The manufacturer assumes no liability for consequential damages."