Chevron Standard for Painting

Quick Reference Guide Contents

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Introduction

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Contacts

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Facilities for Analyzing Lead in Coatings Coating Manufacturers Suppliers Steps to Coating System Selection

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System Number Selection Guide

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Atmospheric Coatings for On- & Offshore Coatings for Concrete Coatings Under Insulation & Fireproofing Internal Vessel Coatings Water-based Coatings Coating Compatibility Chart

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Coating System Data Sheets

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List of Available System Data Sheets System Data Sheets Acceptable Brands by Generic Classification Acceptable Brands by Manufacturer

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Introduction

Coatings Manual—Quick Reference Guide

Introduction This Quick-Reference Guide from Chevron's Coatings Manual has been designed to give you easy access to the selection process for certain types of coating projects: •

Atmospheric (both on- and offshore)

•

Concrete (mild environment only)

•

Internal vessel

•

Under insulation and fireproofing

By following the coating selection process, you will find a system data sheet which details the specifications and approved manufacturers for the coatings that fit your project. (See sample system data sheet below.) The design of the data sheet simplifies your preparation of a selection-and-specification package for a coating contractor: just photocopy the appropriate data sheet(s) and specification(s). Sample of a System Data Sheet Coatings Manual

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SYSTEM DATA SHEET

Two-Component Systems Self-Cured Inorganic Zinc | High-Temperature Silicone Surface Prep:

SSPC-SP10 (NACE No. 2) Near-white blast finish.

2.4

Touch Up: Use pure silicone topcoat only, two coats.

Anchor Pattern: 1.5 - 2.5 mils Total DFT (min) 4.5 mils Coat, Generic Classification, DFT

PRIMER Self-Cured Inorganic Zinc - Solvent Reducible 2.0 - 3.0 mils DFT

Manufacturer Ameron Ameron Ameron Carboline Carboline Dampney Devoe Hempel Hempel International PPG Industries Sherwin Williams Sherwin Williams Sigma Valspar

Product Designation

VOC (G/L)

Dimetcote 21-9 Dimetcote 6 Dimetcote 9 Carbozinc 11 Carbozinc 11 HS Thurmalox 245C Silicone Zinc Dust Primer Catha-Coat 304V Galvosil 1570.3 Galvosil 1578 Interzinc 311 Metalhide 1001 Primer 97-673/97-674 B69VZ1/B69VZ3/B69D11 Zinc Clad II B69V11/B69D11 Tornusil MC 58 7558 V13-F-12

By Max Svc Temp

• 293 500 506 515 • 264 413 • 336 • 340 520 530 397 • 312 462 528 • 324

» Keep inorganic zinc silicate mixed, using agitated pot while applying.

TOPCOAT Silicone - High Temp Rated to 700°F 1.5 - 2.5 mils DFT

Ameron Carboline Dampney Devoe Hempel Hempel International PPG Industries Sherwin Williams Sherwin Williams Sigma Valspar

PSX 892HS Thermaline 4631WB Thurmalox 230C* HT-12 5690 5691 Intertherm 230 Pittherm High Heat Silicone Aluminum 100-A-518 Black 880-B-001 Sigmatherm 5267 37-A-1

• 324 • 108 360 572 400 586 612 554 420 514 600 599

» Non-catalyzed silicones remain tacky until exposed to heat above 300°F to 400°F. * Thumalox 230C topcoat will go over ONLY Thurmaloc 245C Silicone Zinc Dust Primer.

Note The system data sheets outnumber the references to coating systems in the selection criteria because Chevron has many coating systems in use. Do not choose a coating system unless you have been directed to do so by following either: • •

The selection guide in this publication. Instructions from one of the Company's coating specialists or a coating manufacturer.

Also included in this Guide, the Coatings Compatibility Chart is a resource for projects involving maintenance coatings. For questions about the Guide, contact the CRTC specialists listed on the Contacts page.

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Contacts

Contacts Facilities for Analyzing Lead in Coatings Clayton Environmental Consultants 800/294-1755

22345 Roethel Drive

Novi

MI

48375

Forensic Analytical Specialties

3777 Depot Road, Suite 409

Hayward

CA

94545

800/827-3274

Coating Manufacturers Manufacturers of Atmospheric and Internal Vessel Coatings Ameron

714/529-1951

201 North Berry Street

Brea

CA

92621

Ashland Chemical

800/643-1234

1851 E. First Street, #700

Santa Ana

CA

95705-4017

Carboline

314/644-1000

350 Hanley Industrial Court

St. Louis

MO

63144

Ceilcote

216/831-5500

23700 Chagrin Boulevard

Cleveland

OH

44122

Dampney Company, Inc.

617/389-2805

85 Paris Street

Everett

MA

02149

Devoe

502/897-9861

4000 Dupont Circle

Louisville

KY

40207

Dudick

800/322-1970

P.O. Box 2525

Streetsboro

OH

44241

DuPONT Canada, Inc. Modified Polymers Division

519/862-5700 (F) 519/862-5880

Albert Street

Corunna, Ontario

N0N 1G0 Canada

Glidden

216/344-8000

925 Euclid Avenue

Cleveland

OH

44115

Hempel Coatings, Inc. (USA)

800/678-6641

6901 Cavalcade

Houston

TX

77028

Industrial Environmental Coatings 800/449-6525

1831 Blount Rd.

Pompano Beach

FL

33069

International

800/525-6824

P. O. Box 4806

Houston

TX

77210-4806

Jotun Paints

281/842-3300

11245 Highway 225

LaPorte

TX

77571

Plasite Protective Coatings

414/437-6561

614 Elizabeth St.

Green Bay

WI

54308-8147

PPG (Attn Dave Landry)

713/944-8550

P. O. Box 5772

Pasadena

TX

77502

Sherwin Williams

800/321-8194

101 Prospect Avenue NW Corporate Offices

Cleveland

OH

44115

Sigma

800/221-7978

1401 Destrehan Avenue

Harvey

LA

70058

Southern Coatings

800/845-0487

P.O. Box 160

Sumpter

SC

29151

Tempil

908/757-8300

2901 Hamilton Boulevard

So. Plainfield

NJ

07080

Tnemec

800/863-6321

6800 Corporate Dr.

Kansas City

MO

64120-1372

Valspar

416/284-1681

645 Coronation Dr.

West Hill, Ontario

M1E 4R6 Canada

Manufacturers of Concrete Coatings Dudick (Attn: Customer Service)

800/322-1970

P.O. Box 2525

Streetsboro

OH

44241

KCC Corrosion Control Co. (Attn: Sales Engineer)

800/395-5624

4010 Trey Road

Houston

TX

77084

Master Builders (Attn: Technical Support)

800/821-3582

23700 Chagrin Boulevard

Cleveland

OH

44122-5554

Plasite Protective Coatings

800/231-2544

P.O. Box 2076

Freeport

TX

77541

Plasite Protective Coatings

414/437-6561

614 Elizabeth St.

Green Bay

WI

54308-8147

Sauereisen (Attn: Technical Service)

412/963-0303

160 Gamma Drive

Pittsburgh

PA

15238-2989

Sika (Attn: Technical Service)

800/933-7452

12767 E. Imperial Highway

Santa Fe Springs

CA

90670

Stonhard

800/854-0310

1 Park Avenue

Maple Shade

NJ

08052

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Manufacturers of Pipeline Coatings 3M

512/984-1800 (F) 512/984-3556

6801 River Place Blvd.

Austin

TX

78726-9000

Canusa

713/367-8866 (F) 713/292-8571

2408 Timberlock Pl., Bdg C-8

The Woodlands

TX

77380-1038

Carboline

314/644-1000

350 Hanley Industrial Court

St. Louis

MO

63144

Denso North America Inc.

713/821-3355 (F) 713/821-0304

18211 Chisholm Trail

Houston

TX

77060

DuPont Canada, Inc. Modified Polymers Division

519/862-5700 (F) 519/862-5880

Albert Street

Corunna, Ontario

N0N 1G0 Canada

DuVal

416/284-1681

(contact: Trevor McClery)

Elf Atochem

215/419-7000 (F) 215/419-5305

2000 Market Street

Philadelphia

PA

19103-3222

Hempel Coatings (USA), Inc.

800/678-6641 (F) 713/674-0616

6901 Cavalcada

Houston

TX

77028

Lilly Powder Coatings, Inc. Pipe Clad Products Div.

816/421-7400 (F) 816 421-4563

1136 Fayette North

Kansas City

MO

64116

Montell (Himont)

302/996-6236

(Contact: Ed Phillips)

Ed Phillips

Polyguard Products, Inc.

214/875-8421 (F) 214/875-9425

P. O. Box 755

Ennis

TX

75119

Polyken Technologies Kendall Co. 800/248-7659 (F) 508/261-6271

15 Hampshire Street

Mansfield

MA

02048

Power Marketing Group, Inc.

303/741-3993 (F) 303/ 741-2548

6416 So. Quebec St, Suite 41

Englewood

CO

80111

Raychem Corp., Ultratec Div.

619/482-8300 (F) 619/ 482-2813

1670 Brandywine Avenue

Chula Vista

CA

91911

Reilly Industries, Inc.

317/ 247-8141 (F) 317/248-6402

1500 South Tibbs Avenue

Indianapolis

IN

46241

Sigma Coatings

504/347-4321 800/221-7978

1401 Destrehan Avenue

Harvey

LA

70058

Tapecoat Co., TC Manufacturing Co., Inc.

847/866-8500 (F) 708/866-8596

1527 Lyons Street

Evanston

IL

60201-3551

Trenton

713/556-1000

(Contact: Thomas Weber)

Valspar Inc.

416/284-1681 (F) 416/284-6549

645 Coronation Drive

West Hill, Ontario

M1E 4R6 Canada

Manufacturers of Pipeline Coating Applicators Bayou Pipe Coating Co

713/591-1614 (F) 713/591-0284

450 N. Sam Houston Parkway East #232 Plants:

Bredero Price International, Inc. (Domestic USA)

713/ 974-7211 (F) 713/260-4500

7211 Regency Square Bl. St. 104 Houston Plants: Fontana Harvey Pearland

Bredero Price International, Inc. (Foreign)

713/999-2600 (F) 713/999-6189

Commercial Coating Services, Inc. 409/539-3294 (CCSI) (F) 409/539-3073

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TX LA LA

77060

TX CA LA TX

77036

250 North Belt, Suite 220 Plants:

Houston TX Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Scotland, Singapore, U.A.E.

77060

Post Office Box 3296 Plants:

Conroe Bakersfield Conroe

77305-3296

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Houston Baton Rouge New Iberia

TX CA TX

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Commercial Resins Co.

918/438-6522 (F) 918/437-5410

2001 North 170th East Avenue Plants:

Tulsa Napa Valley Tulsa

OK CA OK

74116

Compression Coat, Inc.

713/353-8597 (F) 409/756-8599

3513 N. Frazer Note: Uses portable equipment

Conroe

TX

77303

Energy Coatings Co. (Encoat)

Now Bredero Price International, Inc.

Shaw Pipe, Inc.

800/742-9747 (F) 713/367-4304

The Woodlands Australia; Canada; New Iberia, LA

TX

77380-1038

Midland

TX

79702

2408 Timberloch Pl., Bldg C-8 Plants:

Suppliers Suppliers of Cement Linings Permian Enterprises, Inc. (now owned by ICO Inc.)

915/683-1084 (F) 915/683-1319

P. O. Box 2745

Suppliers of Coated Tubing and Accessories Baker Hughes Tubular Service

(USA: Now owned by ICO, Inc.) (Overseas: Now owned by Tuboscope Vetco International)

ICO, Inc.

713/872-4994 (F) 713/872-9610

100 Glenborough, Suite 250

Houston

TX

77067

Shield Coat, Inc.

504/879-3539 (F) 504/868-3173

Station 1, Box 10185

Houma

LA

70363-5990

Tuboscope Vetco Int'l

713/799-5100 (F) 713/799-5183

P. O. Box 808

Houston

TX

77001

Suppliers of Fiberglass Linings AOC

949/495-4195 (F) 949/495-4199

30100 Town Center Dr., Suite O Laguna Niguel

CA

92677-2064

Rice Engineering Corp

800/533-5480 316/793-5483 (F) 316/ 793-5521

1020 Hoover

Great Bend

KS

67530

Suppliers of Inspection Tools KTA-Tator Inc.

412/788-1300

115 Technology Drive

Pittsburgh

PA

15275

Paul N. Gardener Co., Inc.

954/946-9454 (F) 954/946-9309

316 NE First Street

Pompano Beach

FL

33060

Suppliers of Pipeline Coatings 3M

512/984-1800 (F) 512/984-3556

6801 River Place Blvd.

Austin

TX

78726-9000

Canusa

713/367-8866 (F) 713/292-8571

2408 Timberlock Pl., Bdg C-8

The Woodlands

TX

77380-1038

Carboline

314/644-1000

350 Hanley Industrial Court

St. Louis

MO

63144

Denso North America Inc.

713/821-3355 (F) 713/821-0304

18211 Chisholm Trail

Houston

TX

77060

DuPont Canada, Inc. Modified Polymers Division

519/862-5700 (F) 519/862-5880

Albert Street

Corunna, Ontario

N0N 1G0 Canada

Elf Atochem

215/419-7000 (F) 215/419-5305

2000 Market Street

Philadelphia

PA

19103-3222

Hempel Coatings (USA), Inc.

800/678-6641 (F) 713/674-0616

6901 Cavalcada

Houston

TX

77028

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Lilly Powder Coatings, Inc. Pipe Clad Products Div.

Coatings Manual—Quick Reference Guide

816/421-7400 (F) 816 421-4563

1136 Fayette North

Kansas City

MO

64116

Madison Chemical Industries, Inc. 905/878-8863 (F) 905/878-1449

490 McGeachie Drive

Milton, Ontario

L9T 3V5 Canada

Nap-Gard Pipe Coatings O'Brien Powder Products, Inc.

713/939-4000 (F) 713/939-4027

9800 Genard Street

Houston

TX

77041

Polyguard Products, Inc.

214/875-8421 (F) 214/875-9425

P. O. Box 755

Ennis

TX

75119

Polyken Technologies Kendall Co. 800/248-7659 (F) 508/261-6271

15 Hampshire Street

Mansfield

MA

02048

Power Marketing Group, Inc.

303/741-3993 (F) 303/ 741-2548

6416 So. Quebec St, Suite 41

Englewood

CO

80111

Raychem Corp., Ultratec Div.

619/482-8300 (F) 619/ 482-2813

1670 Brandywine Avenue

Chula Vista

CA

91911

Reilly Industries, Inc.

317/ 247-8141 (F) 317/248-6402

1500 South Tibbs Avenue

Indianapolis

IN

46241

Royston Laboratories, Chase Corp 412/828-1500 800/245-3209

128 First Street

Pittsburgh

PA

15238

Tapecoat Co., TC Manufacturing Co., Inc.

847/866-8500 (F) 708/866-8596

1527 Lyons Street

Evanston

IL

60201-3551

Valspar Inc.

416/284-1681 (F) 416/284-6549

645 Coronation Drive

West Hill, Ontario

M1E 4R6 Canada

Suppliers of PVC Linings Rice Engineering Corp

800/533-5480 316/793-5483 (F) 316/ 793-5521

1020 Hoover

Great Bend

KS

67530

Sealtite

800/835-0133 (F) 316/331-6832

P. O. Box 965

Independence

KS

67301

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Steps to Coating System Selection

Steps to Coating System Selection

Start

No

Type of Coating: Atmospheric Coating? Concrete Coating (Mild Environment)? Internal Vessel Coating?

Contact a CRTC Coating Specialist Yes

System Number Selection Guide Choose a system number by type of surface, service, voc units.

System Data Sheets

Locate the correct data sheet by system number

No Coating over an existing system?

Yes

No

Yes Compatibility Chart: Compatible?

Photocopy Coating System Fact Sheet. Attach to spec.

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Coatings Manual—Quick Reference Guide

System Number Selection Guide Note Pick a coating system number from one of the following tables then find that number in the System Data Sheets for Coating Systems. For coatings under insulation & fireproofing, see chart next page. Atmospheric Coatings for On- & Offshore (1 of 2) Onshore Type of Equipment

Std

Hi Perf

Offshore

Code C/E: Vessels & Heat Exchangers Uninsulated below 200°F

2.2

3.1

3.1

Uninsulated to 200°F and steamed out

2.6

3.1

3.1

Uninsulated 200–600°F

N/R

2.4

2.4

Uninsulated 300-600°F

2.4

N/R

N/R

Uninsulated to 200°F

2.2

3.1

3.1

Wind girders

2.2

Floating roofs (Uninsulated)

2.6

3.1

N/R

Stairways & railings

2.2

Code D: Tanks

Code F: Furnaces Structural steel & platforms

2.6

2.6

Stacks, breeching, furnace body to 600°F

2.4

2.4

N/R Code G/K: Pumps, Turbines, Compressors & Drivers Uninsulated to 200°F

N/R

3.8

3.8

Uninsulated 200–600°F

2.4

2.4

2.4

3.8

3.8

N/R

1.4

2.2

2.6

3.1

N/A

N/A

N/R

N/R

Motors N/R Externally insulated exhaust ducts Code J: Instruments Field instrument panels (steel) Weatherproof housings (steel)

3.1

Instrument tubing (stainless) N/R Instruments (galvanized or aluminum)

Code L: Piping (including Valves & Fittings)

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Uninsulated to 200°F

2.2

3.1

3.1

Uninsulated below 200°F steamed out

2.6

3.1

3.1

Uninsulated 200–600°F

2.4

2.4

2.4

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System Number Selection Guide

Atmospheric Coatings for On- & Offshore (2 of 2) Onshore Std

Hi Perf

Offshore

Concrete

N/R

N/R

N/R

Exposed steel, platforms, ladders, supports

2.2

3.1

3.1

Floor plate (smooth)

4.6

4.5

4.5

Galvanized floor grating repairs

1.6

1.6

1.6

Type of Equipment Code M: Structural

Galvanized stairways and railings

N/A

Jacket above splash zone; deck modules; boat landing

3.1

Jacket splash zone - structural members

4.2

Jacket splash zone - appurtenances

N/A

N/A

Risers, conductors: splash zone below 140°F not pressure treated

4.1

Risers, conductors: splash zone to 160°F

4.3

Risers, conductors: splash zones to 250°F

4.2

Code P: Electrical Equipment Galvanized or aluminum

N/R

N/R

N/R

Steel

2.2

3.1

3.1

Code R: Buildings and Control Houses (Exterior) Galvanized steel N/R

N/R

Steel

2.2

2.6

Wood

N/R

N/R

Masonry walls N/A

Code S: Miscellaneous Equipment Subsea completion equipment Standard: High Performance:

N/A

N/A

8.4 11.4

Coatings for Concrete Coating System by Exposure Item

Temperature

Environment

Physical Abuse

Continuous Intermittent

Oil/water Separator

< 140°F

Oil/water mixture

Moderate(1)

20.1

N/A

Secondary Containment

< 140°F

Hydrocarbons,(2) dilute acids, caustics

Mild(1)

20.2

20.2

Moderate(1)

20.1

20.1

Aggressive(3)

20.3

20.3

Mild(4)

N/A

20.2

Equipment Foundations (1) (2) (3) (4)

< 140°F

Hydrocarbons(2), dilute acids, caustics

Moderate coating loss due to abrasion, light equipment wear. Possibility of impact on coating. Crude oil, jet fuel, gasoline, etc. Severe coating loss due to abrasion, heavy equipment wear. Definite potential for impact on coating. No coating loss due to abrasion, possible light foot traffic. No physical impact on coating

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Coatings Under Insulation & Fireproofing Exposure to Temperature

Substrate Carbon Steel

Temperature(1)

Coating System

Continuous

-50°F to 140°F

12.1

Continuous

140°F to 300°F

12.2

Cyclic (produce wet/dry conditions)

Stainless Steel

12.3

Continuous

Above 300°F

Do not coat

Special Conditions

Above 300°F

12.7

Continuous

-50°F to 140°F

12.4

Continuous

140°F to 300°F

12.5

Cyclic (produce wet/dry conditions) Continuous

12.6 Above 300°F

12.7

(1) Actual temperature of steel not design temperature.

Internal Vessel Coatings

Services

Reinforced Glass Non-Reinforced Flake Thin Film Laminate

High Temperature/Pressure High Temperature/ Cathodic

High Temperature/ Non Cathodic

11.2

11.2.1

High Pressure/ Non Cathodic

Fresh Water

8.1

9.1

10.1

Demineralized Water

8.2

9.2

10.2

Potable Water

8.3

9.3

N/R

Salt Water & Brine

8.4

9.4

10.4

11.4

11.4.1

11.4.2

Produced Water

8.5

9.5

10.5

11.5

11.5.1

11.5.2

Crude Oil (sweet or sour)

8.6

9.6

10.6

11.6

11.6.1

11.6.2

Fuels (low aromatic)

8.7

9.7

10.7

Fuels (high aromatic)

8.8

9.8

10.8

Aromatic Hydrocarbon

8.9

9.9

10.9

Acetone

8.10

Ethyl & Methyl Alcohol

8.11

N/R

Water-based Coatings New Construction Systems

Maintenance Systems

Manufacturer

Inorganic Zinc Primer

Tie Coat

Top Coat

Direct to Metal Primer

Top Coat

Ameron International Coatings

Dimetcote 21-5

Amercoat 220

Amercoat 220

Amercoat 220

Amercoat 220

Carboline Coatings

N/A

N/A

N/A

Aquamastic 25

Carboline 3359

Shermin Williams Coatings

N/A

N/A

N/A

DTM Acrylic Gloss

DTM Acrylic Gloss

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Coating Compatibility Chart

Epoxy Mastic

Inorganic Zinc

Lacquer

Latex Emulsion

Phenolics

Polyamide Epoxy

Polyurethane

Silicone Alkyds

Vinyls

Vinyl Acrylic

Wash Primers

YES 3

N/R

YES 3

N/R

YES

N/R

YES

YES

YES

YES 3

YES 3

YES

YES

YES

YES

Amine Epoxy

N/R

YES 2

N/R

YES 2

N/R

N/R

YES

N/R

N/R

N/R

YES

YES 2

N/R

N/R

N/R

YES

Asphalt Mastic

YES

N/R

YES

N/R

YES

N/R

YES

N/R

YES

YES

N/R

N/R

YES

N/R

N/R

YES

Chlorinated Rubber

N/R

YES 3

N/R

YES 3

LTD

YES

YES

N/R

YES

YES

YES 3

YES 3

N/R

YES

YES

YES

Coal Tar Paints

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

YES

N/R

YES

N/R

YES

LTD

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

YES

Epoxy Mastic

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

Inorganic Zinc

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

YES

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

Lacquer

N/R

YES 1

N/R

YES 1

N/R

N/R

LTD

YES

YES

N/R

YES

LTD

N/R

YES

N/R

YES

Latex Emulsion

YES

YES 3

YES

YES 3

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES 3

YES 3

YES

YES

YES

YES

Phenolic

YES

YES

N/R

YES

N/R

YES

LTD

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

Polyamide Epoxy

LTD

YES

N/R

YES

N/R

LTD

YES

N/R

N/R

LTD

YES

YES

LTD

N/R

N/R

YES

Polyurethane

N/R

YES 2

N/R

YES 2

N/R

N/R

YES

N/R

YES

N/R

YES

YES 2

N/R

N/R

N/R

YES

Silicone Alkyd

YES

YES 3

N/R

YES 3

N/R

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES 3

YES 3

YES

YES

YES

YES

Vinyl

N/R

N/R

LTD

N/R

LTD

N/R

YES

N/R

YES

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

YES

YES

LTD

Vinyl Acrylic

LTD

YES

N/R

YES

LTD

YES

YES

N/R

YES

LTD

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

Wash Primers

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

YES

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

N/R

Asphalt Mastic

YES

Amine Epoxy

Alkyd

Coating Being Applied

Alkyd

Coal Tar Paint

Chlorinated Rubber

Coating Being Overcoated

Notes: YES: Applied coating will not lift, wrinkle, blister; will have reasonable bond; check in field with a test patch. LTD: Some formulae are compatible; some not. Consult manufacturer. N/R: Not recommended 1 Durability and use depend on type of lacquer. 2 Must apply topcoat before coated surface has hardened. 3 Gloss on paint being overcoated must be removed by weathering or sanding. 4 Topcoat may blister if high-solvent topcoat applied too thickly, too quickly.

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Coating System Data Sheets Available System Data Sheets Primer Only Systems 1.1

Inhibited Alkyd (Primer Only)

1.2

Silicone Alkyd (Primer Only)

1.3

Self-Cured Inorganic Zinc–Solvent Reducible (Primer Only)

1.3.1

Self-Cured Inorganic Zinc–Water Reducible

1.4

Polyamide Epoxy (Primer Only)

1.5

Amine Adduct Epoxy (Primer Only)

1.6

Organic Zinc-Rich Primer for Galvanizing Repair

1.7

Vinyl Butyral Wash Primer

1.8

Epoxy Mastic–Surface-Tolerant Prime

1.8.1

Epoxy Mastic–Surface-Tolerant Primer–Aluminum Color Only

1.9

Temperature-Indicating Paint

Two-Component Systems

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Inhibited Alkyd | Alkyd Enamel

2.2

Inhibited Alkyd | Alkyd Enamel | Alkyd Enamel

2.3

Silicone Alkyd | Silicone Acrylic

2.4

Self-Cured Inorganic Zinc | High-Temperature Silicone

2.5

Self-Cured Inorganic Zinc | Silicone Acrylic

2.6

Self-Cured Inorganic Zinc | Polyamide Epoxy (High Build)

2.7

High-Temperature Silicone | High-Temperature Silicone

2.8

Manufacturer's Standard | Alkyd Enamel

2.9

Manufacturer's Standard | Alkyd Enamel | Alkyd Enamel

2.10

Manufacturer's Standard | Silicone Acrylic

2.11

Manufacturer's Standard | High-Temperature Silicone

2.12

Epoxy Mastic–Surface-Tolerant Primer | Polyamide Epoxy (Finish)

2.12.1

Epoxy Mastic–Surface-Tolerant Primer–Aluminum Color Only | Aliphatic Polyurethane

2.13

Epoxy Mastic–Surface-Tolerant Primer | Polyamide Epoxy (High Build)

2.13.1

Epoxy Mastic–Surface-Tolerant Primer–Aluminum Color Only | Polyamide Epoxy (High Build)

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2.14

Polyamide Epoxy | Polyamide Epoxy

2.15

Epoxy Mastic–Surface-Tolerant Primer | Aliphatic Polyurethane

2.15.1

Epoxy Mastic–Surface-Tolerant Primer–Aluminum Color Only | Aliphatic Polyurethane

Three-Component Systems 3.1

Self-Cured Inorganic Zinc | Polyamide Epoxy (High Build) | Aliphatic Polyurethane

3.1.1

Self-Cured Inorganic Zinc | Polyamide Epoxy (High Build) | Aliphatic Polyurethane

3.2

Zinc-Rich Epoxy | Polyamide Epoxy (High Build) | Aliphatic Polyurethane

3.3

Self-Cured Inorganic Zinc | Vinyl Tie-Coat | Vinyl (High Build) | Vinyl (High Build)

3.3.1

Self-Cured Inorganic Zinc | Vinyl Tie-Coat | Vinyl (High Build) | Vinyl (High Build)

3.4

Zinc-Rich Epoxy | Vinyl (High Build) | Vinyl (High Buid)

3.5

Epoxy Mastic | Polyamide Epoxy (High Build) | Aliphatic Polyurethane

3.5.1

Epoxy Mastic—Aluminum Color Only | Polyamide Epoxy (High Build) | Aliphatic Polyurethane

3.6

(reserved for future use)

3.7

Manufacturer's Standard | Universal Primer | Polyamide Epoxy (High Build) | Aliphatic Polyurethane

3.8

Manufacturer's Standard | Universal Primer | Aliphatic Polyurethane

Specialty Coating Systems 4.1

Splash Zone Coating—Sprayable

4.1.1

Splash Zone Compound—Asbestos Free Rated to Cure Underwater

4.2

Monel Sheath for Splash Zones

4.3

Vulcanized Neoprene for Splash Zones

4.4

Polyamide Epoxy | Fireproofing | Polyamide Epoxy (High Build) | Aliphatic Polyurethane

4.5

Polyester Non-Skid | 20–30 Mesh Grit | Polyester Non-Skid

4.6

Epoxy Non-Skid | Grit | Epoxy Non-Skid

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Non-Reinforced Thin Film Coatings for Immersion Service 8.1

Non-Reinforced Thin-Film Coatings for Fresh-Water Immersion Service

8.2

Non-Reinforced Thin-Film Coatings for Demineralized Water or Condensate Immersion Service

8.3

Non-Reinforced Thin-Film Coatings for FDA-Approved Potable Water Immersion Service

8.4

Non-Reinforced Thin-Film Coatings for Salt Water and Brine Immersion Service

8.5

Non-Reinforced Thin-Film Coatings for Produced-Water Immersion Service

8.6

Non-Reinforced Thin-Film Coatings for Crude Oil (Sweet or Sour) Immersion Service

8.7

Non-Reinforced Thin-Film Coatings for Fuel (Low-aromatic) Immersion Service

8.8

Non-Reinforced Thin-Film Coatings for Fuel (High-Aromatic) Immersion Service

8.9

Non-Reinforced Thin-Film Coatings for Aromatic-Hydrocarbon Immersion Service

8.10

Non-Reinforced Thin-Film Coatings for Acetone Immersion Service

8.11

Non-Reinforced Thin-Film Coatings for Ethyl & Methyl Alcohol Immersion Service

Glass Flake Reinforced Coatings for Immersion Service

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Glass-Flake-Reinforced Coatings for Fresh-Water Immersion Service

9.2

Glass-Flake-Reinforced Coatings for Demineralized Water or Condensate Immersion Service

9.3

Glass-Flake-Reinforced Coatings for FDA-Approved Potable Water Immersion Service

9.4

Glass-Flake-Reinforced Coatings for Salt Water and Brine Immersion Service

9.5

Glass-Flake-Reinforced Coatings for Produced Water Immersion Service

9.6

Glass-Flake-Reinforced Coatings for Crude Oil (Sweet or Sour) Immersion Service

9.7

Glass-Flake-Reinforced Coatings for Fuel (Low Aromatic) Immersion Service

9.8

Glass-Flake-Reinforced Coatings for Fuel (High Aromatic) Immersion Service

9.9

Glass-Flake-Reinforced Coatings for Aromatic Hydrocarbon Immersion Service

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Laminate Reinforced Coatings for Immersion Service 10.1

Laminate-Reinforced Coatings for Fresh-Water Immersion Service

10.2

Laminate-Reinforced Coatings for Demineralized-Water or Condensate Immersion Service

10.3

(reserved for future use)

10.4

Laminate-Reinforced Coatings for Salt-Water Brine Immersion Service

10.5

Laminate-Reinforced Coatings for Produced-Water Immersion Service

10.6

Laminate-Reinforced Coatings for Crude-Oil (Sweet or Sour) Immersion Service

10.7

Laminate-Reinforced Coatings for Fuel (Low Aromatic) Immersion Service

10.8

Laminate-Reinforced Coatings for Fuel (High Aromatic) Immersion Service

10.9

Laminate-Reinforced Coatings for Aromatic Hydrocarbon Immersion Service

High-Temperature/High-Pressure Coating Systems 11.1

(reserved for future use)

11.2

Demineralized Water or Condensate Coatings Resistant to Temperature Gradients of 50°F & Compatible with Cathodic Protection

11.2.1

Demineralized Water or Condensate Coatings Resistant to Temperature Gradients of 50°F & Incompatible with Cathodic Protection

11.3

(reserved for future use)

11.4

Salt Water & Brine Service Coatings Resistant to Temperature Gradients of 50°F & Compatible with Cathodic Protection

11.4.1

Salt Water & Brine Service Coatings Resistant to Temperature Gradients of 50°F & Incompatible with Cathodic Protection

11.4.2

Salt Water & Brine High Temperature/High Pressure Service Coatings Resistant to Temperatures to 180°F, Pressures of 1000 PSI & Incompatible with Cathodic Protection

11.5

Produced Water Service Coatings Resistant to Temperature Gradients of 50°F & Compatible with Cathodic Protection

11.5.1

Produced Water Service Coatings Resistant to Temperature Gradients of 50°F & Incompatible with Cathodic Protection

11.5.2

Produced Water High Temperature/High Pressure Service Coatings Resistant to Temperatures to 180°F, Pressures of 1000 PSI & Incompatible with Cathodic Protection

11.5.2

Crude Oil Service (Sweet or Sour) Coatings Resistant to Temperature Gradients of 50°F & Compatible with Cathodic Protection

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11.6.1

Crude Oil Service (Sweet or Sour) Coatings Resistant to Temperature Gradients of 50°F & Incompatible with Cathodic Protection

11.6.2

Crude Oil (Sweet or Sour) High Temperature/High Pressure Service Coatings Resistant to Temperatures to 180°F, Pressures of 1000 PSI & Incompatible with Cathodic Protection

Coatings Under Insulation & Fireproofing 12.1

Under Insulation & Fireproofing—Non-Reinforced Thin Film Epoxy Coatings for Continuous Carbon Steel Temperatures -50°F to 450°F

12.4

Under Insulation & Fireproofing—Non-Reinforced Thin Film Epoxy Coatings for Continuous Stainless Steel Temperatures -50°F to 450°F

12.7

Under Insulation & Fireproofing—Non-Reinforced Thin Film Inorganic Coatings for Carbon Steel or Stainless Steel Temperatures Above 450°F

(Series 13 through 19 Reserved for Future Use) Concrete Coatings 20.1

Epoxy Coatings for Concrete: Service Temperatures