1969grad
Mechanical
- Apr 5, 2003
- 247
I am working on standardizing some paint specs and wonder about the advisibility of a urethane top coat. A local paint vendor states that it is not economically feasible as the urethane coat wears off after a few years and serves only to hold the paint color through the first years.
The urethane is over an epoxy primer and second coat. An alkyd system is used for interior locations and does not require the urethane top coat.
My applications are onshore, aboveground, exterior carbon steel piping operating at less than 200 F.
So is the urethane top coat a waste of money?
The urethane is over an epoxy primer and second coat. An alkyd system is used for interior locations and does not require the urethane top coat.
My applications are onshore, aboveground, exterior carbon steel piping operating at less than 200 F.
So is the urethane top coat a waste of money?