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Dow® Silicone Primers

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A gel can simply be poured into the cleaned repaired area and cured. When repairing an area using an encapsulant, roughen the exposed surfaces of the cured encapsulant with an abrasive paper and rinse with a suitable solvent. This will enhance adhesion and permit the repaired material to become an integral matrix with the existing encapsulant. Silicone prime coats are not recommended for adhering products to themselves.



   
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P5200 Clear 31 (87) ºC
31 (87) ºF 		77/522 g/L N/A Most metals, glass, ceramics and some plastics Pigmented two-part addition cure
PR-1200 Clear 13 (55) ºC
13 (55) ºF 		723 g/L N/A Most metals, glass, ceramics and some plastics Pigmented two-part addition cure
PR-1200 Red 13 (55) ºC
13 (55) ºF 		723 g/L Colored for easier identification Most metals, glass, ceramics and some plastics Pigmented two-part addition cure
P5200 Red 31 (87) ºC
31 (87) ºF 		77/521 g/L Colored for easier identification Most metals, glass, ceramics and some plastics Pigmented two-part addition cure
PR-1204 8 (46) ºC
8 (46) ºF 		753 g/L N/A Most metals, glass and ceramics All one-part alcohol cure
PR-1205 13 (55) ºC
13 (55) ºF 		862 g/L Film-forming Most plastics All
92-023 –13 (9) ºC
–13 (9) ºF 		681 g/L Improves inhibition resistance Most metals, glass and ceramics All two-part addition cure
Sylgard® Prime Coat –13 (9) ºC
–13 (9) ºF 		688 g/L N/A Most metals, glass and ceramics All two-part addition cure
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