Will this adhesive withstand 200 degree temps?
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3M rates it to 250F. See http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/682505O/3mtm-sprayable-adhesives.pdf
190099
It is meant to be permanent. It may be possible to remove it, but it would most likely be destroyed and the surface it was mounted on would also be damaged. The adhesive is designed to withstand harsh conditions like high winds, rain, snow and ice, and UV rays.
215007
Excellent question. I use this product to repair vacuum sweepers. The highest continual temperature exposed would be about 120 deg. with no problems. It appears that the product is thinned out superglue with plastic dust as its filler. Most plastics can with stand heat to about 250-300 deg. before melting. The product is top notch and has a plethora of uses . Get it and experiment with a heat gun. God Bless -Pat Brabbs
511676
If it gets warmer than 250 (which it can) you risk a chance of messing up the seals around the door..so 250 is about as good as it gets
1837032
I have used this tape in an automotive application. The adhesive is very sticky. My opinion would be that gravity would hold the tape in position and any water creeping between the tape would dry during a heat cycle before it could loosen the adhesive. Applied over properly prepped plastic, it wouldn't let any water in between anyway. My only problem was the aluminum separating from the adhesive-imbedded fiberglass.
875038
I used 3M brand High Temp spray adhesive on my RV engine compartment with the foil side facing down. This will assure a good bond under extreme heat and vibrations.
170732
I doubt it. Like a lot of glue types, it may make the adhesive more pliable and result in it peeling. It's not going to show a reading since you'll vastly exceed it's range, but i can't imagine it would damage it.
2258059
i do not know of one, but i will say it is a two part epoxy, so that is probably well outside of the range. if you want to affix two things at those temperatures, I would use a high temp solder if electrical conductivity is not a concern. otherwise, you may have to mechanically attach them with something.
1943262
It likely will, Gary, if you apply the strip when the temperature is at least 50 degrees. As you'd expect, it will look funny.
1760729
Yes, it can handle far more heat than 200f, and the vibration shouldn't hurt it if allowed proper time to cure. Make sure there is NO paint/oil/etc. on the valve covers when you put it on. Although this IS ONLY 5g, I imagine the size heatsink you are using on a valvecover is quite large for this small amount of epoxy.
389487
Depends on where you live. In a hot day in Southern California, your mount is guaranteed to drop. The sticker will remain on the windshield. The bond with the windshield isn't the problem. The problem lies in the mount itself. The sticker does not stay bonded to the mounting plate in excessive heat. It uses 3M double sided sticker and even 3M's fine print will tell you that adhesion could be lost if temperature is above 105 degrees. It gets much hotter than that inside a car in a hot day in California. I'm still keeping mine. But I've modified it, so I don't use the windshield.
1108708
I don't think this can resist such high temperatures... I have never tried..
622432
A slight mistake. This one is good unto 180F. Full specs at http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Adhesives/Tapes/Products/~/Scotch-Aluminum-Foil-Tape-3311?N=5472880+3294275782&rt=rudIf you need tolerance unto 240F, try the 3m 3381, 3M Foil Tape 3381 Silver, 1.88 in x 50 yd 2.7 mil (Pack of 1)I got the two products mixed up.
1476009
The heat of the summer will tend to dry the stickiness of the glue. The glue does not have the holding power you need. The short answer of the question is no.
478548
I live in a state that gets up to 110 degrees easily in the summer and sometimes more - while this tape is not crystal clear, it does hold up in the hot sun. I have used it to repair my car bumper and the spoiler on the back of my car. Never had a problem in the extreme heat or cold. Never had a problem with glue oozing out. Hope this helps you.
511033
Since the adhesive is applied in as thin a coat as possible, 5 gm (2.5 each component) should last you a long time. I have used this product to mount star LEDs on a heat sink. Unless you have a huge number to do, 5 gm will probably expire before you use it all. I apply very sparingly with a spatula, use pressure to squeeze out any excess, and let cure for a day or so.
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It works fine below 0C as long as you don't flex the plastic very much. Cold temps don't damage the plastic so you should be fine in static applications down to -20C and probably lower. I wouldn't use it above the 250C on the upper end, though.