3M™ Weld-Thru Coating II 05917, 12.75 oz Net Wt/361 g, 6/Case
- Part Number 5917
- 3M ID 7000000638
- UPC 00051131059177
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Highlights
- Protect bare metal panels and parts from corrosion after welding
- Get a fast drying product before MIG welding for efficient work
- Convenient aerosol spray application
- Superior coverage
- Easy to weld through without altering welder settings
3M™ Weld-Thru II is a convenient aerosol coating designed to prevent corrosion between welded metal surfaces. Featuring a zinc base that draws corrosion away from bare metals, it helps prevent costly comebacks due to corrosion at welds. Spray coating applies fast, resists weld spatter common to some weldable primers and dries in as little as 5 minutes, increasing shop efficiency and productivity.
May be used with 3M™ Cavity Wax Plus 08852 and 3M™ Cavity Wax Plus Applicator Wand Kit 08851
By preventing corrosion between welded auto body panels, our 3M™ Weld-Thru II promotes stronger business between your shop and your customers. This coating protects against corrosion untreated bare metal substrates (PDF, 155 Kb) — its zinc base uses the concept of bimetallic corrosion to keep metal parts from degrading. Welds stay strong, parts and panels don't corrode and you keep comebacks to a minimum.
Tough on Corrosion, Easy for Welding
3M™ Weld-Thru II (PDF, 42 Kb) also helps keep collision repair shops operating efficiently. Its convenient aerosol can makes it fast and easy to apply, and features an actuator tip that resists plugging even after repeated use. The coating dries in as little as 15 minutes when using a resistance spot welder and as little as 5 minutes for MIG welding, helping technicians work faster and maximizing throughput. The formula also resists weld spatter than can cause burns to technicians or shop equipment.
3M™ Weld-Thru II can also be easily used on non-weld metal surfaces with 3M™ Cavity Wax Plus 08852 and 3M™ Cavity Wax Plus Applicator Wand Kit.
Applying Better Science to Collision Repair
Our 3M™ Weld-Thru II coating is another example of 3M Science. Applied to Life™. It uses the science behind bimetallic, or contact, corrosion to draw rust and other corrosive effects away from untreated bare metal — keeping the bonds strong at the welds, and keep the bonds strong between your customers and your collision repair business.
Suggested applications
- Apply to metal surfaces prior to welding
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| Application | Anti-Corrosion, Manual Spray Coating, Paint Protection, Surface Coatings, Welding | ||
| Brands | 3M™ | ||
| Case Quantity | 6.0 Cans per Case | ||
| Consistency | Aerosol | ||
| Product Color | Gray | ||
| Product Type | Weld-thru Coating | ||
| Smallest Saleable Unit | Canister | ||
| Texture | Medium | ||
| Volume (Imperial) | 12.748 fl oz | ||
| Volume (Metric) | 377 mL |
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