4 X MIRROR GLASS ADHESIVE SILICONE
SEALANT GLASS-MATE MIRROR MATE
ITEM DESCRIPTION
A low modulus, neutral cure silicone sealant.
Suitable for interior fixing of mirrors, coated glass or metal panels.
A ready to use, one-part silicone sealant which is
non-corrosive and odourless. GLASS-MATE has excellent unprimed
adhesion on most mirror coatings and has outstanding resistance to heat and
humidity. It’s properties are unaffected by sunlight, ultra-violet radiation
and temperature extremes.
Uses
Bond It GLASS-MATE is suitable for internal bonding
of mirrors, glazed surfaces, ceramics, enamel, metals, PVCu, polycarbonate and
treated or untreated wood, to most common substrates.
Preparation
Ensure all surfaces are clean, dry and free from
grease or any contaminants that may hinder adhesion.
Application
Apply using a standard sealant gun. Cut tip from
cartridge, be careful not to damage the screw thread. Cut the nozzle at an
angle of 45° and fix to cartridge. Using a caulking gun apply sealant. Extrude
10mm wide strips of sealant vertically to the back of the mirror, or surface to
be bonded, approximately 100 apart. Press the mirror onto the surface being
bonded, preserving a constant bead thickness of 3mm for optimum cure. Mechanically
support the mirror once in place for at least 48 hours. For large mirrors this
product should be used in conjunction with mechanical fixings. Note: this
product is not suitable for use as a sole fixing for safety backed mirrors.
Colours
GLASS-MATE is available in translucent only.
Container Size
EU3 plastic cartridge.
Shelf Life
12 months.
Storage Conditions
Store in cool, dry conditions
GLASS-MATE Mirror Adhesive Technical Information - Specification
Summary
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Skinning Time |
Less than 30 minutes |
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Full Cure |
24-48 hours depending on conditions
and bead depth |
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Extensibility |
Up to 450% at breaking point |
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Application Temperature |
-30 to + 60° |
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Service Temperature |
-50 to + 120° continuous exposure,
higher temperatures can be withstood for limited periods |
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Adhesion |
Good to glass, concrete, ceramics, timber, ferrous metals and most
building materials |