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2017-01-12 View Original

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Can the primer used for painting equipment be the same as the topcoat, just in a different color? Is that okay?
Reply #2 2017-01-12
It’s possible, but it depends on the properties of the paint. Many paints can be used as both primers and topcoats. Such as phenolic epoxy paint, but some types of paint are not suitable, such as zinc-rich paint.
Reply #3 2017-01-12
I saw that the base color of the brush is red, with a black or gray outer layer; I’m not sure what material it is exactly.
Reply #4 2017-01-12
The colors are different; it must be because there are a primer, an intermediate coat, and a topcoat
Reply #5 2017-01-13
Yes, in the long run, it’s advisable to use bottom--middle--top.
Reply #6 2017-02-06
At our factory, the equipment is first coated with a primer, a red anti-rust and corrosion-resistant paint, and then with a topcoat.

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