Is Chlorinated Rubber Paint Good? Construction Plan for Chlorinated Rubber Paint

Chlorinated rubber paint has excellent waterproofing properties and is therefore often used in places that are immersed or damp. In addition to its waterproofing properties, chlorinated rubber paint has other advantages such as good adhesion, fast drying speed, and resistance to acid and alkali corrosion, as well as good light and weather resistance. These properties are very good, but specific situations must be analyzed individually. Let's take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of chlorinated rubber, as well as its construction plan.

The Advantages and Disadvantages of Chlorinated Rubber Paint

Overall, chlorinated rubber paint has good performance and can be used for tanks, water metal structures, ships, and docks, making full use of its waterproof and oil-resistant properties. However, the advantage of chlorinated rubber paint is only in specific wet environments. For general atmospheric environments, the chlorinated rubber paint film is relatively fragile, and chlorinated rubber paint may turn white in high humidity, but it does not affect its performance.

It is important to note that chlorinated rubber paint is toxic, so it is generally not used indoors or in frequently contacted areas. When choosing chlorinated rubber paint, it should be considered comprehensively. In specific environments, chlorinated rubber paint is a better choice.

Construction Plan of Chlorinated Rubber Paint

Matching scheme

Chlorinated rubber paint is generally a topcoat and is often used in areas where corrosion is severe due to immersion in water or dampness. Therefore, most matching schemes use epoxy zinc-rich primer, inorganic zinc-rich primer, and cloud iron intermediate paint.

Substrate treatment

When constructing, the requirements for the substrate of the zinc-rich primer are very high, and it is generally required to be ground to the Sa2.5 level. Moreover, chlorinated rubber paint is used more in humid areas, where the air humidity is relatively high, and the substrate is difficult to dry. If using epoxy zinc-rich primer, the substrate must be dry, while the inorganic zinc-rich primer is relatively easier, with lower drying requirements and some humidity allowed.

After the substrate treatment is completed, the primer, intermediate paint, and topcoat will be applied in sequence.

The advantages of chlorinated rubber paint are obvious, and it is suitable for use in wet and immersed environments, so choosing the right paint for different environments is the correct approach. If you have any other questions, please consult us.

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