3M 7000001328 | 6.000" Width x 6.000" OAL AP115 Transparent Glass Treatment

3M Silane Glass Treatment AP115 is an IPA based silane glass treatment that is used in conjunction with 3M VHB Tape to promote adhesion. It is easy to apply using the 4 fl. oz. spray bottle and is also available in a 1 gallon bulk bottle. It is clear in color.

3M Silane Glass Treatment AP115 is a solvent mixture of isopropyl alcohol and water that is used to increase adhesion of 3M VHB Tapes to uncoated glass surfaces. Glass surfaces are water loving in nature, which can cause issues in humid or wet environments when attempting to create a strong, long-lasting adhesive bond. Moisture can undercut the tape bond line and interfere with normal adhesion forces. 3M Silane Glass Treatment AP115 creates a hydrophobic surface that protects the 3M VHB Tape and bonds in even the most moist environments. Easy to apply and clear in color.

• Glass treatment in wet or humid environments
• Construction industry

Moisten a clean, soft absorbent, lint-free cloth with the silane solution (or spray solution onto surface) and wipe the area to be bonded in one direction. Immediately follow with a dry lint-free cloth (two-cloth method). A thin "mono-layer" of the silane solution gives the best results.

The glass should be completely dry with no film residue visible. Under normal room temperature conditions it is best to wait 1 to 2 minutes before applying the tape so that any residual moisture can evaporate. Apply 3M VHB Tape within 15 minutes after treating the surface to minimize the risk of recontamination of the surface.

Features:

• Promotes adhesion of 3M VHB Tapes to uncoated glass surfaces
• Creates a hydrophobic surface on uncoated glass to protect the 3M VHB Tape bondline
• Durable and easy to apply
• Clear in color

Warning:

This product can expose you to materials and/or chemicals including arsenic, lead, and other materials and/or chemicals which are known to the state of California to cause cancer and/or reproductive harm.

For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov