Overview
How to Decide Whether an Existing Coating Must Be Removed
Cracking, blistering, powdering and intercoat separation require a condition-based decision rather than automatic overcoating.
Technical Articles
How to Decide Whether an Existing Coating Must Be Removed
Cracking, blistering, powdering and intercoat separation require a condition-based decision rather than automatic overcoating.
Technical review
Practical guidance
Use adhesion checks, cut observations, contamination review and trial application to define what can remain. Loose or incompatible areas are removed, edges are feathered and the repair system is verified locally.
Project takeaway
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Contact our technical team with the equipment, substrate, temperature and operating condition.