Anti-corrosion aerosol spray

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Corrocoat, a UK based specialist in anti-corrosion coatings, has announced the release of a new aerosol-delivered surface tolerant coating system.

The product is supplied in a single pack 400ml aerosol

Based on Corrocoat’s proven Plasmet ZF materials and specially formulated for this application technology, the aerosol contains a high performance glassflake and MIO filled two pack epoxy, with both passivating and rust conversion properties.

Supplied in a single pack 400ml aerosol, application is as simple as breaking the internal seal, shaking the contents and you’re ready to go. Despite it being a two pack product there is no need for scales, mixing containers, mixers, cleaning solvents, brushes or spray equipment.

With a useable life of many hours and free, easy to change additional nozzles supplied with each kit, the Plasmet ZF aerosol offers a tough, durable coating, ideally suited for small areas of coating damage, rust spotting, small areas of corrosion damage and repairs where a coating has been removed for inspection.

By Jake Frith