Promotes Adhesion to Metal, Masonry, and Plastics

Can Be Applied to Smooth or Porous Substrates

CRL S1L2100 Primer promotes adhesion of certain one-part CRL Silicone Sealants to a variety of construction materials such as coated glass, metal, stone, masonry, and plastics. A coverage rate of about 25 square feet (2.3 m) per container is recommended on rough or porous substrates. On smooth metal surfaces a coverage rate of 50 square feet (4.6 m2) per container is possible. Allow the primer to dry for 15 to 60 minutes depending on substrate and weather conditions, and apply the silicone sealant within 8 hours. Check Spec Data for complete application instructions.

CRL Primer for Silicone Sealants

Other Products/Finishes:

CATALOGUE NUMBER	DESCRIPTION
S1L2100	CRL Primer for Silicone Sealants

More Details:

Catalogue Number:

S1L2100

Also Available in These Catalogues:

CRL03 Sealants, Adhesives, and Fasteners, PAGE N114

Contents of Container:

8 fl. oz. (240 ml)

Ship Via:

Hazardous Material - No Air Shipments

Shipping Weight:

1 lb (454g)

Additional Product Information:

No additional product information available at this time.

Important Notes:

Containers should be kept tightly sealed when not in use. The prime coat hydrolyzes upon contact with atmospheric moisture, and prolonged exposure will reduce or destroy its effectiveness. Once hydrolyzed, indicated by a milky appearance, the material cannot be reclaimed, and will contaminate any untreated prime coat with which it is mixed. A sealant adhesion mock-up is recommended to assure performance. Check container label and Specification Data Sheet for additional limitations.

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