Web Catalogue update October 2019

REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS FOR WINDSCREEN ADHESIVE MS1 05 2502 NZ. pub. 03/16 © Art. No. 0893 255 Important: Please note use-by date/storage time: 9 months from date of manufacture. 1. Removal of the Windscreen 1.1 Remove the moulding and trim according to the manufacturer's instructions. 1.2 To protect the paintwork, fix an adhesive textile band around the edges of the screen. 1.3 Remove the windscreen with either: (a) Cutting wire. (b) An electric cutting tool. (c) A multicutter. 1.4 Cut the remaining PU residue on the body flanges to a height of 1-2mm. Keep the cut area clean and do not touch it with fingers. 2. Install a New Windscreen 2.1 Prepare the flanges on the body. 2.1.1 In the case of a newly sprayed body: when the paint has hardened the flange must be cleaned with Acetone. 2.1.2 Regarding the remainder of the adhesive layer: Process as point 1.4. 2.1.3 In the case of butyl-systems: The flanges must be completely cleared of the butyl residue with Acetone and with a scraper. 2.2 Preparing the windscreen. 2.2.1 Clean the area to be glued completely with Acetone (leave it a short while to evaporate). 3. Install the Windscreen 3.1 Apply the adhesive either to the flanges or the windscreen. The nozzles can be cut according to the manufacturer's instructions. If necessary, the front of the nozzle may be given a triangular cut. Width 10mm, height 12mm. Important: If an air cartridge gun is to be used, only a gun with a piston connecting rod or telescope is suitable.  The screen must be fixed within 10 minutes after the windscreen adhesive is applied on the car body or the windscreen. 4. Drive Away Time 4.1 Vehicles with no air-bag. The earliest the vehicle may be driven away is one hour after windscreen installation. 4.2 Vehicles with air-bags: Because of the special stresses caused by air-bags (build-up pressure in the vehicle, the air-bag strikes against the windscreen), the vehicle must remain standing overnight before it can be returned to the customer.