Water-based active rust removal and anti-rust coating

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Active rust removal involves using chemical reactions to convert rust into a stable compound, preventing further oxidation and forming a protective layer that acts as a rust inhibitor. If it is scraped off, brand-new iron will be exposed below. It has low requirements for the construction surface; rust removal is not necessary. The construction requirements are low, the workload for workers is minimal, the protection duration is long, and maintenance intervals are reduced. The current method of preventing rust involves enclosing the rust so that it cannot come into contact with the outside world, thereby achieving rust prevention; however, when conditions outside change, the rust will continue to corrode inward. It has low requirements for the construction surface; rust removal is not necessary. However, the construction requirements are high, the workload for workers is substantial, and the protection period is short. Other water-based anti-rust coatings mainly focus on coverage, encapsulation, and thick application. High requirements are placed on the construction surface, which necessitates meticulous handling; the construction process is demanding, and workers have a heavy workload. Everyone is welcome to discuss water-based anti-rust coatings.