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Acrylic

A plastic resin that, when mixed with water and pigment, forms an inorganic and quick-drying
paint medium.


-Excellent UV and weather resistance

Polyaspartic

-Used to achieve low or near zero VOC systems
-pot lives from 5 minutes to several hours
-Film builds up to (15 mils) DFT in a single pass

Phenolic

Typically used where low PH environments and Higher Temperature are factors

latex (Emulsions)

-Resins normally thermoplastic resin types
-Coalescence curing
(Non-convertible)

Furans

-Applied by Brick layers not coating applicators.
-Not a common coating type

epoxy

-Two parts, resin and hardener must be mixed.
-Can be solvent-based, water-based, or solvent-free

Alkyds

-Oxidative curing
-Reffered to as "Oil Based Paints"

,Polyurethane

Two major types:
-Alphatic
-Aromatic


(Main Hazard is isocyanate component) cancer causing

Polysiloxane

-Used in services with abrasion, chemicals, extreme UV and high temperature

Chlorinated Rubber

-Evaporative curing
-Contains large amounts of VOC
-Excellent resistance to water, sunlight and many chemicals

Vinyls

, Banned from use in most countries sure to High VOC

Isocyanates

Exclusively to polyurethane
(Cancer causing)

Corrosion Cell

Contains the
Anode,
Cathode,
Metallic Pathway(Return Path),
Electrolytes

corrosion

the deterioration of a metal due to a chemical reaction in the environment

Anode

the electrode at which oxidation occurs

Cathode

the electrode at which reduction occurs

Electrolyte

A medium that conducts ionic current.

Commonly used for steel structure

Epoxy

Sling psychrometer

wet and dry thermometers that measures relative humidity (requires a chart)

Relative Humidity (RH)

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