With properties of low dielectric constant and adjustable thermal expansion coefficient, the glass substrate is a material that has the potential to replace silicon for interposers. In addition, the production cost of glass substrate is lower than that of silicon and there is no size limitation. However, the adhesion between the glass substrate and the copper layer is poor, resulting in the glass substrate not being widely used on the interposer. In order to solve this problem, a novel wet-process technology for high adhesion glass metallization is developed. By coating an adhesion layer on the glass with the distinctive synthetic paint and combining with wet-process metallization technology, the adhesion values between glass substrate and copper layer reaches about 452 gf/ cm, this is close to the standard value of commercial one. In addition, this technology can also be applied to high aspect ratio through-hole glass and achieve uniform and continuous metal coating.