3M™ Advanced Finishing Glaze
- 3M ID B40067427
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Highlights
- Glaze can be used as a "skin coat" over fillers to conceal pinholes, scratches and stone chips
- Grips tight to galvanized steel, sanded paint, aluminum, steel, SMC and fiberglass
- Cures tack-free
- Easy sanding properties
- Flowable and brushable
3M™ Advanced Finishing Glaze is a two-component, self-leveling putty designed for use as a "skin coat" over body fillers to fill pinholes, sand scratches, low areas and other imperfections. This finishing glaze adheres well to steel, aluminum, SMC, fiberglass and OEM paint.
Provides a smooth surface for priming
3M™ Advanced Finishing Glaze is ideal as a final step over filler to provide a smooth surface for priming. Our stain-resistant glaze minimizes staining of base coat and clear coat paint systems. This 3M glaze is vacuum processed to reduce the chance of pinholes from occurring. Its flowable consistency delivers a smooth application (PDF, 1.50 Mb) on large areas. This product is 2-component system consisting of glaze and hardener. It cures tack free.
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