Is it a problem if the sealing adhesive on the left and right sides of the vehicle is different?
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It is not a problem if the sealing adhesive on the left and right sides of the vehicle is different, as slight variations are normal. Automotive sealing adhesive is used on sealing components to prevent oil leakage and as a glass adhesive. Classification of vehicle sealing adhesives: 1. Glass adhesive: Used to bond the windshield and rearview window to the vehicle body, ensuring a secure and firm attachment. The use of glass adhesive completely eliminates the outdated methods of traditional glass installation, making glass fitting operations easier and significantly improving automation. Additionally, glass adhesive offers excellent strength, elasticity, and resistance to pressure and vibration. 2. Sealing adhesive: Its primary function is to maintain the overall sealing of the vehicle body, blocking out external moisture, dust, and smoke. This type of sealing adhesive also provides anti-corrosion, sound insulation, and aesthetic enhancement for the vehicle. Colorable sealing adhesive can be used in both low-temperature and high-temperature paint baking processes, applied to visible external gaps without contaminating the dried topcoat. 3. Reinforcement adhesive: Used to strengthen metal sheets and thermosetting plastic sheets in the automotive industry. It can also be applied to joint areas, seams, doors, interior floors, and luggage compartments to prevent deformation and bending.