CHLORINATED RUBBER PAINTS Sample Clauses

CHLORINATED RUBBER PAINTS. These shall be of approved quality and make. USAGE: The chlorinated rubber paint is used to protect steel structures against the corrosive action of smoke and fumes. SURFACE PREPARATION: It shall be as described earlier. APPLICATION Three coats of paint shall be applied by brush and spraying shall not be done. Brushing shall be done fairly quick and over brushing shall not be done. A minimum of 24 hours shall be allowed between coats, although it dries to touch within one hour. The final coat should be allowed to dry 72 hours before painted object is brought into use.
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CHLORINATED RUBBER PAINTS. 1. Maximum % by weight of chlorinated rubber - 20%

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