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In this episode of Put Them On The Glass, James “Ghost Set Killah” Chapman sits down with Mike Stevens from Sika for a deep dive into one of the most important topics in auto glass: urethane.
James and Mike break down real-world urethane performance in hot weather, cold weather, humidity, dry climates, and mobile installation conditions. They also talk about Sika’s crash test video, proper prep, substrate temperatures, minimum drive-away time, condensation, outgassing, bead control, and why technicians must understand the products they use.
This episode covers:
Urethane behavior in extreme heat and cold
Hot-weather sag, outgassing, and substrate temperature concerns
Cold-weather condensation, flash times, and product storage
Why proper bead shape and deck height matter
Mobile installation challenges in different climates
Technician safety in heat, cold, dehydration, and fatigue
Why product training and documentation are critical
A must-listen for auto glass technicians who want to improve safety, quality, and professionalism in every install.
By Ghost Set Killah JamesIn this episode of Put Them On The Glass, James “Ghost Set Killah” Chapman sits down with Mike Stevens from Sika for a deep dive into one of the most important topics in auto glass: urethane.
James and Mike break down real-world urethane performance in hot weather, cold weather, humidity, dry climates, and mobile installation conditions. They also talk about Sika’s crash test video, proper prep, substrate temperatures, minimum drive-away time, condensation, outgassing, bead control, and why technicians must understand the products they use.
This episode covers:
Urethane behavior in extreme heat and cold
Hot-weather sag, outgassing, and substrate temperature concerns
Cold-weather condensation, flash times, and product storage
Why proper bead shape and deck height matter
Mobile installation challenges in different climates
Technician safety in heat, cold, dehydration, and fatigue
Why product training and documentation are critical
A must-listen for auto glass technicians who want to improve safety, quality, and professionalism in every install.