Silicone paint coating

Polysiloxane Paint_Polysiloxane Coating Production and Sales (Paint Order - Mr. Liu: 186_0280_5638); With so many types of anti-corrosion paints, if you need to protect substrates like bridges, offshore platforms, and chemical equipment that are exposed to outdoor or harsh environments for long periods, choosing polysiloxane paint is appropriate. It can solve the protection challenges of these substrates, forming a dense protective film with a special siloxane bond structure that resists UV rays, acids, alkalis, salt spray, and other erosions, preventing substrate aging and fading, and extending their service life. At the same time, it has good adhesion and is not easy to peel off.

Polysiloxane Paint Application Steps:
Surface Grinding: First, clean the metal surface by grinding it, ensuring there is no rust, oil, or dust. Use a sandblasting machine to grind until the metal's original color is exposed; a rougher surface helps with adhesion.
Applying Primer: After grinding, apply a layer of specialized matching primer to improve adhesion and ensure the topcoat bonds firmly.
Spraying Topcoat: After the primer has fully dried, use an airless sprayer to evenly apply the polysiloxane paint. Ensure the coating is uniform—neither too thin nor too thick.
Curing: After spraying, allow it to air dry naturally. Pay attention to temperature and humidity; avoid conditions that are too cold or too humid, as this can slow down the drying process.