Method of coating a substrate for adhesive bonding

A coated glass surface comprising:

• a glass surface;
• and
• a high-velocity impact polymer reaction coating for promoting adhesive bonding, the coating having first and second opposing surfaces, the first opposing surface being adjacent to the substrate surface;
• wherein the high-velocity impact polymer reaction coating is formed by depositing a polymer reaction compound onto the glass surface with a high-velocity impact device at a velocity in the range of 10 to 200 meters per second, the polymer reaction compound being formed from substantially random fragmentation of prepolymer molecules introduced as a vapor into an atomospheric pressure air plasma.

A coated substrate surface comprising:

• a substrate surface;
• and
• a high-velocity impact polymer reaction coating for promoting adhesive bonding, the coating having first and second opposing surfaces, the first opposing surface being adjacent to the substrate surface;
• wherein the high-velocity impact polymer reaction composite coating is formed by depositing a polymer reaction compound onto the substrate surface with a high-velocity impact device at a velocity in the range of 10 to 200 meters per second, the polymer reaction compound being derived from substantially random fragmentation of prepolymer molecules introduced as a vapor into an atomospheric pressure air plasma and wherein the composite coating includes a coating layer derived from a first prepolymer, a second prepolymer different from the first prepolymer, or a mixture thereof.