What is FG as a type of anti-corrosion coating?
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What kind of anti-corrosion coating is FG? Compared to glass flake coatings, which one is better? Which one is cheaper in price?
Is FG the manufacturer’s own code? You can only consult the manufacturer’s technical staff for this.
Fact is, it’s something called FC; the full English name for this is Flake Compound. Literally translated as \"flaky composite material,\" it actually refers to a composite material that is created by using a thermosetting resin as a binder and flaky materials (mostly glass flakes, but also graphite flakes, mica flakes, etc.) as reinforcing materials, after which it is cured. The full English name for FG is Flake Glass; literally translated as \"scale glass,\" but strictly speaking it should be referred to as \"glass flakes.\" Therefore, in terms of composition, glass flake FG (also written as GF) is the raw material for FC flake mortar composite materials. But in reality, the market generally assumes that the two mean the same thing.
Is FG the manufacturer’s own code? You can only consult the manufacturer’s technical staff for this. What kind of anti-corrosion coating is FG? Compared to glass flake coatings, which one is better? Which one is cheaper? Wishing the original poster success in their work and progress going forward!