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Descrição do Produto: 3M Marine Adhesive Sealant 5200 – Selante e Adesivo Permanente para Aplicações Marítimas – Preto – 3 Onças
O 3M Marine Adhesive Sealant 5200 é a solução definitiva para quem busca um adesivo e selante potente e duradouro para aplicações marítimas. Com uma fórmula de poliuretano flexível e resistente, este produto é ideal para a união de substratos marinhos como madeira, fibra de vidro e metal. Sua versatilidade permite que seja utilizado em diversas aplicações, incluindo montagem de portholes, fixação de acessórios de casco, molduras inferiores e transoms de fibra de vidro.
Este selante marinho é projetado para resistir às condições mais adversas, incluindo a exposição a água salgada e intempéries, tanto acima quanto abaixo da linha d’água. A sua capacidade de formar ligações flexíveis é uma das suas principais características, pois o adesivo elastomérico absorve as tensões causadas por vibrações, inchaços, encolhimentos e choques, garantindo uma vedação eficaz e duradoura.
Com um tempo de trabalho prolongado, o 3M Marine Adhesive Sealant 5200 permite que você aplique o produto com calma, alcançando a resistência ao manuseio em até 48 horas. Isso significa que você pode realizar suas reparações e montagens com confiança, sabendo que o selante irá proporcionar uma vedação permanente e robusta.
- Instruções de Uso:
Para utilizar o 3M Marine Adhesive Sealant 5200, siga os passos abaixo:
1. Preparação da Superfície: Certifique-se de que as superfícies a serem unidas estejam limpas, secas e livres de contaminantes. Utilize um solvente apropriado para remover qualquer resíduo.
2. Aplicação do Selante: Aplique o selante diretamente na superfície desejada, utilizando uma pistola aplicadora. Para melhores resultados, aplique uma camada uniforme e generosa.
3. Posicionamento: Una as superfícies e ajuste conforme necessário. O tempo de trabalho é prolongado, permitindo ajustes antes da cura final.
4. Cura: Deixe o selante curar por pelo menos 48 horas antes de expor à água ou carga. A cura completa pode levar mais tempo, dependendo das condições ambientais.
Características do Produto:
– Tipo de Produto: Selante e adesivo de poliuretano
– Volume: 3 onças
– Cor: Preto
– Resistência à Água: Alta resistência a água salgada e intempéries
– Flexibilidade: Propriedades elastoméricas que absorvem vibrações e choques
– Tempo de Trabalho: Longo, permitindo ajustes antes da cura
– Aplicações: Ideal para madeira, fibra de vidro e metal em ambientes marinhos
Perguntas Frequentes (FAQ):
Pergunta: O 3M Marine Adhesive Sealant 5200 é seguro para uso em fibra de vidro?
Resposta: Sim, este selante é especialmente formulado para ser seguro e eficaz em superfícies de fibra de vidro, proporcionando uma vedação duradoura.
Pergunta: Quanto tempo leva para o selante curar completamente?
Resposta: O selante atinge resistência ao manuseio em 48 horas, mas a cura completa pode levar mais tempo, dependendo das condições ambientais.
Pergunta: Posso usar o 3M Marine Adhesive Sealant 5200 em áreas submersas?
Resposta: Sim, este produto é projetado para resistir à água salgada e pode ser utilizado em áreas submersas, garantindo uma vedação eficaz.
Pergunta: O selante pode ser pintado após a cura?
Resposta: Não é recomendado pintar sobre o 3M Marine Adhesive Sealant 5200, pois isso pode comprometer suas propriedades de vedação.
Pergunta: Qual é a temperatura ideal para aplicar o selante?
Resposta: Para melhores resultados, aplique o selante em temperaturas entre 10°C e 32°C, evitando condições extremas de calor ou frio.
Donnell Schweitzer –
Very good
braxtonw –
I used this to seal under the stone around the periphery of my pool, and it worked great for that purpose. I liked that it was also sealed on the non tip end to prevent premature drying of the tube.
Basil Margherita –
3M Marine 5200 is very much a marine industry standard — for a reason. It does what it does very well, but don’t order this unless you know exactly what that is. It’s a “sealant” that takes a full 48 hours to cure… and once it does cure, congratulations, whatever you used it on better be something you want to stay put forever-ish.
It’s also a “use it or lose it” $20 tube. Open it — and consider anything you leave in the tube as toast. You’re not just going to stick a nail in the tip like it’s RTV and use it later. It’s also fussy about how you prep the mating surfaces. Acetone? Perfect. Alcohol? Congrats, it will never set. Never. READ THE LABEL.
John Patrick –
I bought this for some through hull fittings on my jon boat. And to permanently fill some holes in the live wells (the guys before me cut speaker holes in each 40 gallon live well. I was able to glue a .080″ piece of aluminum to the inside of the live well to block the holes. I used some duct tape to hold the plates in place while this set up, it has a surprisingly long set up time, it was still moldable even a couple hours later. This means two things, first it’s able to flow into all the little cavities if you were using it to fill a fiberglass/wood hole, second it means you have to kind of watch it if you fill a holes that vertical (like I did) because you have to go back and make sure the adhesive hasn’t run out of the hole. It’s less viscous than a bathroom caulk but more viscous than a wood glue.
It also says on the side of the bottle that you have to use the tube within 24 hours of opening the seal on the back. I want to let you know this just isn’t true. If you actually seal the end with packing tape or one of those caps it will keep for easily a week or more if it’s out of the sun and heat. I set up everything I wanted to use this for at the same time, glued everything, didn’t use as much as I had expected. Came back a couple days later found something else and used it again. 2 weeks later found one more thing to use it for and it was still very usable. I don’t know how long it would have kept but it made it through my project, and easily lasted 2 weeks if I resealed the tip of it each time (I didn’t seal the back where the plunger goes.
Flavio I. –
We’ll see how long it lasts so far so good.
HH –
Great product, I have used over 50… But, of little use if shipped without a nozzle. I ordered 2 mahogany and 3 white cartridges and received only one nozzle. Packaging was lousey. Just thrown in a box with a little craft paper. This is very expensive caulk and heavy. Both orders in one package (5 tubes) were loose and banging around. There is a place for the nozzle around the neck of the opening, there was just one loose amongst the tubes and craft paper.
HH –
Purchased this sealer to seal/repair the seam in between the two halves of my Bigfoot camper. Product worked awesome, sealed/fastened the two halves back together. Only issue is that it does take a few days to cure, and it is self leveling so it doesn’t like to stay in vertical gaps. If you require this product to reseal gaps you will need to use screws to hold the panels in place, and create a dam with masking tape to keep the sealer in place on vertical gaps until it cures
Kevin Stillwagon –
I’m using this to put a ceiling in a fiberglass top RV, and I needed a way to bond the wood supports to the ceiling and side of the van. I used this adhesive in combination with deck screws to hold the ceiling supports up to the roof, and the results were so good I used the adhesive by itself to put my supports on the side of the van. After a day, those were on pretty solid, but I’m letting them cure a full 7 days before building the van out further.
I chose this adhesive because it has greater flexibility than epoxy which is an important consideration when you’re banging down dirt roads in an RV. And while the contact patch I’m securing to the fiberglass is not all that great and the weight it will carry is minimal, I figure all other things being equal it was better to go with the more flexible option.
I only used a small amount on the ceiling, and my side walls didn’t go up for another week, so I put the tub in a plastic bag in order to keep the adhesive from setting. That worked like a champ, and I was able to save about 20 bucks by not having to toss the majority of the adhesive away.
Thomas Cooner –
Very good sealant / 1 problem plastic nozzle was missing .?
Would have been 5 stars ⭐️ if nozzle was included.
Bianca –
This adhesive is crazy. I wouldn’t use it on anything you do not want to be PERMANENT. We replaced our propane fridge in the RV with a Residential fridge. I used this adhesive to glue metal L brackets to the top, and small Wood spacers on the bottom. It took forever to cure (7 days..) but it is NOT coming off. In retrospect, I think I should have bought the “fast cure” version.