| Primer: | Medium gray fast dry, lift-resistant rust-inhibitive synthetic primer. May be top coated with industrial enamels, epoxies, polyurethane's, vinyl's, phenolics, acrylics, and lacquers. Must be top coated within 30 days or re-primed before top coating. |
| Epoxy primer: |
Excellent for bonding to metal. Excellent chemical and solvent resistance. Requires an abrasive blast. May be top coated with either an epoxy or a polyurethane. Must be top coated within 30 days. Expensive coating and you have the additional cost of an abrasive blast. |
| Red Enamel: |
A general purpose high gloss industrial enamel. This is a softer finish than an epoxy and will generally require some touch up after delivery. A relatively inexpensive paint with good color and gloss retention. |
| White Enamel: | A general purpose high gloss industrial enamel. This is a softer finish than an epoxy and will generally require some touch up after delivery. A relatively inexpensive paint with good color and gloss retention. Cost is slightly more than red enamel. |
| Epoxy Mastic: | A high solids epoxy coating formulated to provide a high performance over steel surfaces. Excellent chemical and solvent resistance. Expensive coating system. |
| Polyurethane: | A tough two-component system which produces a uniquely hard and durable coating. Excellent weatherability. Requires an abrasive blast, and a prime coat. We strongly recommend this system for industrial and public view applications. This is an expensive system, and tanks will also have shipping lugs added so as to prevent strap marks and shipping scars. |
