3M 7100175431 | P591 8.45 fl oz Capacity Primer

3M All Purpose Sealant Primer P591 prepares surfaces to maximize bonding, resist moistureand support bond integrity. A primed surface optimizes the performance of 3M Adhesive Sealants 500-series and 700-series on typical substrates like fiberglass, PVC, polycarbonate, aluminum, stainless steel, cold rolled steeland glass. Its moisture resistance is ideal for bonding glass, acrylicand polycarbonate windows like portholes and windshields on boats, RVs, railcars, buses, trucks, specialty vehiclesand trailers.

3M All Purpose Sealant Primer P591 prepares surfaces to maximize bonding, resist moisture and support bond integrity. A primed surface optimizes the performance of 3M Adhesive Sealants 500-series and 700-series on typical substrates like fiberglass, PVC, polycarbonate, aluminum, stainless steel, cold rolled steel and glass. Its moisture resistance is ideal for bonding glass, acrylic and polycarbonate windows like portholes and windshields on boats, RVs, railcars, buses, trucks, specialty vehicles and trailers.

Features:

• Compatible with Most Surface: Maximizes bonding on acrylics, polycarbonates, polyester, metal, glass, plastics, woodand concrete
• Versatile Application: Improves bond integrity in applications across the marine, rail, automotiveand specialty vehicle industries
• Create a Stronger Bond: Promotes adhesion and increases bond durability on medium-low energy surfaces
• Protects Againts Moisture: Its ability to prepare moisture resistant bonds is excellent for mounting portholes, panelsand windshields on vehicles prone to wet environments.
• Get the Most Out of 3M Adhesives: This low-viscosity adhesive promoter is made for use with 3M Polyurethane Adhesives Sealants 500-Series and 3M Silane Modified Polymer Adhesive Sealants 700-Series

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