3M Scotch-Seal™/Weatherban™ 1103 Sealant

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3M Scotch-Seal™/Weatherban™ 1103 Sealant (discontinued **)
Categories:	Polymer; Adhesive; Thermoset
Material Notes:	Weather resistant seal for glass, aluminum, cold rolled steel, galvanized steel, rubber and wood. The solids weight is approximately 45%. The color is clear, the consistency is medium liquid, and the application method is brush or flow. Cure or dry time 1-2 days (1/8" bead). Information provided by 3M Adhesives Division.
Key Words:	3M Adhesives Division
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Thermal Properties	Original Value	Comments

Maximum Service Temperature, Air	71.0 °C
Minimum Service Temperature, Air	-29.0 °C
Flash Point	4.00 °C

Processing Properties	Original Value	Comments
Processing Temperature	20.0 °C

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