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SSPC #25 Red Oxide, Zinc Oxide Primer

This primer exhibits excellent rust inhibiting properties, good wetting ability, and good resistance to weathering for normal periods before field coating.

Suitable for environmental zones 1A and 1B (interior, exterior, normally dry). It is designed as a shop primer, field primer, maintenance primer, or intermediate coat. This product is intended for spray or brush applications over steel prepared in accordance with SSPC-PA1 "Shop, Field and Maintenance Painting."

VOC 2.49 lb./gallon
Lead and chromate free
HAPS free

DTM Pipe Varnish

This fast drying, high gloss, water reducible acrylic hybrid is VOC compliant and can be applied to poorly prepared substrates with good adhesion. Under poor conditions it will air dry quickly while maintaining good adhesion to marginal metal.

Suitable wherever a low odor, high gloss, non-flammable pipe varnish is desired. Designed for quick dry, good corrosion resistance and near zero VOC.

HAPS free and near zero VOC

ASTM D-870, modified: Water immersion test; 72-hour cure; room temperature; 10 days, CRS; 1.0 mil: No blistering, delamination or face rust

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100% Solids Elastomeric GEO Membrane Lining

A high performance epoxy elastomeric designed for spray over geo-textile fabric which cures to a tough, flexible, resilient geo-membrane lining for secondary containment. Maintains flexibility and toughness in temperatures as low as 0° F. Excellent spray properties at a convenient 1 to 1 ratio with standard airless sprayers. No special plural-component equipment necessary.

Primarily designed as a secondary containment geo membrane for oil field tank batteries. Does well transitioning onto steel walls, concrete pads, piping, etc. A non-flammable, 100% solids, zero VOC product.

None. Self priming. May be top coated with elastomeric acrylic latex if desired for aesthetics or additional UV protection.

Zero HAPS and VOC

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