A Comprehensive Field Guide
salts, soluble pigments, corrosion products, retained solvents, and solvents from cargoes. Nonosmotic blistering is associated with cathodic disbonding, thermal gradients related to cold-wall effects, and compressive stress. Prevention: Ensure correct surface preparation and application. Apply a suitable coating system after testing for soluble ...
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