Datasheet

3M™ Extreme Sealing Tape
Surface
4411N 4411G 4411B 4412N 4412G
Preparation lb/in N/cm lb/in N/cm lb/in N/cm lb/in N/cm lb/in N/cm
Stainless AP111 15 26 16 28 17 30 18 32 18 32
Aluminum AP111 15 26 15 26 19 33 18 32 18 32
Truck Paint AP111 14 25 15 26 17 30 19 33 17 30
Glass AP115 15 26 15 26 19 33 19 33 16 28
PC P94 16 28 15 26 18 32 18 32 18 32
Acrylic P94 15 26 15 26 16 28 19 33 17 30
ABS P94 16 28 16 28 18 32 19 33 18 32
PVC P94 16 28 15 26 19 33 19 33 18 32
PP P94 15 26 15 26 16 28 18 32 17 30
Substrate
3M
Extreme Sealing Tape
4411N • 4411G • 4411B • 4412N • 4412G
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Preparing the
Surfae
The first step in making a successful seal is to prepare the surface for bonding. At a
minimum, this means making sure the bonding surface is clean of all contaminants. For
most surfaces, cleaning with a 50:50 mixture of isopropyl alcohol* (IPA) and water works
well. If the substrate is contaminated with heavy oils or grease, a degreaser or strong
solvent may be used to remove the oil, but a final wipe of IPA/water should be used.
For many substrates, a simple cleaning will allow 3M™ Extreme Sealing Tape to bond.
However, adhesion promoters can be used to increase both initial and final bond strength.
The following three primers are commonly used with 3M™ Extreme Sealing Tapes:
Metals and Paints
3M™ Adhesion Promoter 111 (AP111) increases adhesion on most metals and many hard
coatings and paints.
Plastics and Rubbers
3M™ Primer 94 increases adhesion on many plastics and rubbers.
Glass
3M™ Adhesion Promoter 115 (AP115) increases adhesion on glass.
See technical data sheets for adhesion promoter and primer application instructions.
*Consult manufacturers directions for use and precautions when using cleaning solvents.
This cleaning recommendation may not be compliant with the rules of certain Air Quality
Management Districts in California; consult applicable rules before use.
90 Degree Peel
Adhesion Strength
(Based on ASTM D-3330;
various substrates, 72 hour
room temp with 3M™
VHB™ 5925 tape to
attach aluminum peel
strip backing; adhesion
promoter or primer
used on substrates)
Notes:
1. For metals and paints, 3M™ Adhesion Promoter 111 was used to increase adhesion to maximum levels.
2. For glass, 3M™ Silane Glass Treatment AP115 was used to increase adhesion to maximum levels and
to provide long term durability on glass.
3. For plastics, 3M™ Primer 94 was used to increase adhesion to maximum levels. Note that Primer 94
has high levels of VOC’s and may not be available for purchase in all areas.