3M Single Step Primer, 08682, Black Color, UV Resistant, 30 mL/1.01 fl oz

This was a good product it helps seal my back window good primer

I love all of 3M’s high quality products. You know the quality is going to be top notch.

used this to prime the glass in preperation for 3m window weld adhesive to repair a convertible back window that had seperated at a corner. So far so good, its been almost 2 months since the repair and the vehicle has been in temps ranging from 80 degrees to 30 degrees so far. It's be out in direct sunlight and in rain as well as beinfg washed and the repair is holding well. I'm very happy with the results.

Works well

Product works as described be very careful that you don't go outside your lines

The price of this should be a lot less, especially for something this small. I only bought this because the company that makes H.I.C. Rear Visors showed how to put this onto the back windshield, and they used a 3M product to make it a lot more sticky than just the 3M double-sided tape. Nonetheless, I didn't even use this. If the visor somehow comes loose, I'll use this product. But I did seem to win the expiration date lottery. The one thing about this that I don't like is that it doesn't come with a small brush. I wouldn't have been able to use this anyway without a tiny paintbrush or whatever. Something like a girl's fingernail polish type brush would have worked, maybe something slightly bigger.

This is a must for gluing fabric to glass. It's very unique and expensive. The 1 oz bottle must be used within one week after opening. It's also very expensive. Best way to apply it is with a dauber (also found at Amazon).. This is a "must have" primer to be used with 3M urethane glue and glass.

If you have to reattach the back window on a convertible soft top, use this primer and "3M 08609 Window-Weld Super Fast Urethane Black Cartridge - 10.5 fl oz." adhesive. You also need to make sure you buy the suction cup clamps. In the end, this is as good as a job as if you took it to the body shop, except they charge you $600 - $1400 to reattach the window. Great product! For this product a little goes a long way. This small container is enough for any window and you will still have tons left over. Make sure you also buy some daubers. Wear gloves and old clothes, this product will stain everything it touches. But if it drips on the window, just let it dry. It will come off the window easily with a razor blade.

Worked exactly as described, quality product from 3M, barely used any considering I did two large van windows on a Sprinter

Great product when used properly and in combination with 3M window weld. The rear window on my wife's 2006 Crossfire Roadster separated from the convertible top so I used these two products to glue it back to the top. About 3/4 of the window needed to be glued back and these product worked extremely well. You need to plan how you'll do it and take your time doing it but you'll be happy with the result. Total cost of the items needed (primer, window weld and suction cups) was about $150 and was done over 2 days given you can only do half the window at a time.

It work very well for my chrysler sebring convertible.

Stinging price for quantity, but you only do the job once and well. I bought it so I could stick the rear window to my convertible car. Not a job I would like to repeat soon!

work good with 3M urethane