3M Urethane Seam Sealer 08362 - Gray High Solids Adhesive for Automotive & Marine Repairs - Permanently Flexible Sealant (10.5 fl oz Cartridge) - Ideal for RV, Boat & Vehicle Body Seam Sealing
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SKU:57631026
Product Description
"3M™ Urethane Seam Sealer 08362 is a high-solids seam sealer ideal for sealing automotive and RV seams and joints. It adheres well to bare metal, primed metal and painted surfaces, and if desired can be smoothed to a featheredge and/or brushed. Tack free and paintable after 30-45 minutes, this urethane formula is permanently flexible and offers superior performance to solvent-based sealers. Cure Time: 1/8 in per Hour Tack-free Time: 25-40 Minutes Work Time: 5-10 MInutes"
Product Features
SINGLE COMPONENT FORMULA Adheres well to bare metal, primed metal and painted surfaces
MOISTURE CURING PROPERTY Provides excellent performance in high heat and humidity environments
NON-SHRINKING, NON-CRACKING Remains flexible and offers superior results to solvent-based sealers
QUICK DRYING Paintable after 30-45 minutes
THICK CONSISTENCY Fills large voids and can be smoothed to a featheredge or brushed
For industrial/occupational use only. Not for consumer sale or use.
Customer Reviews
About 6 yrs, the rear window in my 2016 Audi soft top had the bottom seal fail and open about 1/8 inch. I did not notice it. We had 3 weeks of frequent storms, it was parked outside, and water leaked. Repairs cost ~$9500. I have paid more attention to the new software top. About 3 years ago, the bottom seal started to fail. I bought this 3M sealant and it continues to hold up well. Recently I noticed the top seal beginning to fail. I used the same sealant to repair it. I apply blue tape on the window. Immediately after application, I pull the tape off to get nice sealant "lines". I spread an initial bead with a caulk gun, then wear gloves to smooth it to a nice application. Then I use special squeeze devices to put pressure on it.The sealant is easy to use. Good stuff. And the price is reasonable.
