3M Impact-Resistant Adhesive for Structural Bonding

Luis: So I decided to buy this for my windshield welds I welded the pin holds and shaved it down to bare metal. After I did I proceeded to brush this all around my windshield let it sit for a whole day came back and my gosh is it sturdy. I’m yet to put the windshield I’m sure the guys will add primer and then the “glue” and windshield. After doing some reasearch and talking to some body shop guys this is totally safe to do and improvement over paint as paint can chip. Again it’s a whole process that goes into this I read forums and chemical reaction threads and called four shops and visited 3 to make sure! It seems it’s solid and will do the job I like this as water won’t effect this and rust is in the past unless of course like paint I chip it and don’t treat it. Overall gets stiff pretty good coverage is good easy to use with the proper gun of course.

United States on Nov 06, 2023

RedRooster: This glue definitely did the job. Glued and screwed in rocker and cab corners. After it dried I removed the screws and the rockers and cab corners held just fine! The glue is expensive but it works!
It does require a special caulking gun.
Only drawback is most people don’t have that gun laying around. But o wanted to save money by doing it myself and after buying the gun I did save Money and learned a little bit!

United States on Nov 04, 2023

Jeff M.: Sets up real hard perfect

United States on Oct 14, 2023

D Meemers: Use on all kinds of stuff. Very strong epoxy. Not cheap but it works really well on aluminum siding, fiberglass, steel sheet, etc. Have been using this product for over a decade and have never been disappointed.

United States on Sep 09, 2023

Darryl: Worked excellent! Will use again for sure

Canada on Aug 26, 2023

DJN: I've been using 3m SEM panel bond for about 10 yrs now. In autobody applications I almost prefer it to welding. Extremely strong bonding adhesive. I did an experiment by allowing the product to harden on 2 pieces of joined metal. One caveat is any close by heat generated by my mig welder softened the adhesive so in my opinion either bond your autobody repairs or weld them. Don't mix the processes in any single area of repair. Excellent product.

United States on Aug 02, 2023

Nadine Maltais: super

Canada on Apr 27, 2023

Glen S.: Was sceptical but thought I'd give it a try. Works really well. Way easier than welding the panels.

Canada on Sep 05, 2022

MC: Worked as expected

Canada on Aug 05, 2022

Amazon Customer: Product was used to bond fiberglass hood bulges to my original metal hood, also used to bond a carbonfiber trunk lip to my original metal trunk lid.
I scuffed you the paint a bit to give it something extra to bite into.
There was about a 45 minute work time with it before it started to “set”. I had it clamped over night, but 3m claims only 4 hours is required. I would believe them, I just took extra caution.
Product works super well, will be using it again shortly.
Highly recommended.

Canada on Jul 29, 2020