The direct application of a low-surface-treatment coating on the rusted surface of the insulation layer of the tank yields good results

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In many insulated storage tanks, the iron sheets used for external protection are prone to rusting. Conventional anti-corrosion coatings require thorough preparation of the surface; if this preparation is not done properly, the quality of the coating layer cannot be ensured, and problems will arise within 1 to 2 years. This problem was easily solved by using a low-surface-treatment coating; if there is little rust formation on the surface of the iron sheet (less than 50 microns), it can be painted directly. The coated surface can ensure 10 years of maintenance-free use. The images below show the comparison before and after painting.

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The direct application of a low-surface-treatment coating on the rusted surface of the insulation layer of the tank yields good results

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