Surface Preparation Pacific Southwest Coatings（太平洋西南航空涂料表面处理）.pdfVIP

Surface Preparation Guide by Substrate Table of Contents 1 General Surface Preparation Requirements 2 Preparation of Mild (Carbon) Steel 4 Preparation of Non-Ferrous Metal and Stainless Steel 5 Preparation of Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel ® ® Preparation of Galvaneal and Galvalume Preparation of Ductile Iron and Cast Iron Osmotic Blistering 6 Preparation of Concrete and CMU 9 Preparation of Fiberglass (GRP), PVC and other Plastics Preparation of Drywall Preparation of Wood Preparation of Previously Coated Surfaces Bresle Salt Test Surface Preparation Guide by Substrate General Surface Preparation Requirements Governing industry standards for surface preparation In many cases such as coastal environments, mining, or are set forth by organizations such as the Society of some industrial processes, the surface has been exposed Protective Coatings (SSPC), NACE International, the to soluble salts. Relatively low levels of soluble salts on International Standards Organization (ISO), and the the surface can cause premature coating failures. The International Concrete Repair Institute (ICRI). Many of the soluble salts form an electrolytic solution which accelerates published standards can be cited interchangeably. the rate of corrosion. Further, the soluble salts “pull” water through the coating film through osmotic pressure. Regardless of the substrate, the degree of adhesion and This results in blistering of the coating. Depending on level of performance of