3M™ Detector Loop Sealant 5000, 65749, 1 Litre, 12 per case
- 3M ID 7000056794
- UPC 00051138657499
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- Ready to use, with no measuring, mixing or heating required
- Sealant does not shrink, eliminating call-backs for refilling
- Cures to a smooth surface – no finishing required
- Sealant remains temperature stable, so it won’t degrade or fracture over time
- Compatible with concrete or asphalt, fresh or aged, wet or dry for consistent low maintenance results
- Encapsulates, insulates and protects detector loop wires from harsh roadway environments
Designed specifically for shielding detector loop wires, 3M Detector Loop Sealant 5000 cures to a tough rubber surface that encapsulates, insulates and protects while resisting weather and chemicals. Applied right from its ply pack, it hardens smooth without finishing and stays strong and flexible even in extreme temperatures. The sealant bonds with virtually any concrete or asphalt surface.
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