Corning Dow 995 Silicone Texture Seal - Grey

Description

Specially designed for structural glazing silicone self-priming most common building substrates, including most fluoropolymer-based paints, Dow Corning 995 silicone glued has excellent adhesion without primer for structural glazing applications for hurricane impact rated windows and gold doors. Dow Corning 995 silicone glued is a one-component, self-priming stable shelf neutral cross-linking elastomeric adhesive formulated for specific structural glazing silicone. Dow Corning 995 silicone bonded shows the individual following features: excellent adhesion without primer on most common building substrates, including glass, reflective glass, anodised aluminium, granite and paints, including most fluoropolymer paints; non-corrosive by-products; hardens to an extremely tough elastomeric rubber. Colour: Grey Cartridge content: 10.3 fluid ounces (305 ml) Minimum order quantity: 1 piece Technical data: Meets or exceeds testing requirements: Federal Specification TT-S-001543A (COM-NBS) Class A for silicone sealants buildings; TT-S-00230C (COM-NBS) class A for single component seal mass building; Specification ASTM C-920 Type S, Grade NS, Class 25, Use NT, G and A. Comparable Sealants: Pecora 895, GE SSG4000. Structural applications require prior testing and written printing from Dow Corning. Dow 995 is the adhesive component of the approved only the 3M Ultraflex window system qui combines 3M Scotchshield ultra protection and safety window film as a new dimension in window construction film technology for property and personal protection against crime, storms, explosions, earthquakes and accidents. One Size Review: A MOST EXCELLENT PRODUCT - This is what you want for anchoring glass security film. Apply the film you want, let dry (at least we did) about 2 weeks, then apply this around the edge where the film meets the edge of the panel and anchor the security film in place. Nice. Really enhances glass security film performance. Review: Probably the best Structural Sealant you can get. - Used this for the wall expansion joints on the exterior of my home. Also used this to cosmetically address the corner cracks of my foundation slab. Pros: Name you can trust, highly recommended by tradespeople I spoke to. Cons: It requires manual labor to apply, it is not free.