Questions about water jet rust removal
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Hello, teachers. I would like to ask: when using water jet blasting to remove rust from components and adding a water-based rust inhibitor in the process, does this have any impact on the painting that is applied later? I ask for the teachers’ guidance! ! !
For questions regarding this matter, it is best to consult the manufacturer or distributor of \"water-based rust inhibitors\" or ask them to provide relevant guarantees. Because the ultimate goal of rust removal is to prevent regrowth.
The general rust prevention duration of water-based products is relatively short. As for painting, it depends on the type of rust inhibitor used; since the formulations vary, it’s difficult to determine anything definite
Could you recommend a water-based rust inhibitor?
The reason for using an aqueous rust inhibitor is that after the steel surface has been cleaned of rust using water, an oil-based paint can be applied. During the time it takes for the surface to dry, rust will not form on it, which would otherwise affect the adhesion of the paint coat
Those who live nearby can send you some samples to try