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Re: [MW:13318] Importance of MIO in Intermediate/Mid Coat in Painting for Corrosive Environment

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MIO epoxy layer demonstrates a better barrier effect and increases abrasion resistance.
It will protect the primer from mechanical damage and increases coating life.
Some primers like IOZ primers are porous and MIO epoxy is a perfect choice for subsequent layer.

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Ramin Kondori

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IRAN-LNG Project

NARDIS ENERGY CO.

 

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On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 11:40 PM, Vino Varghese <vinopvarghese@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear All,
 
I would like to know what is the purpose of MIO in Painting?
Our Project Specification refers to have min. 80% of MIO by weight in dry film for epoxy mid coat.
 
Many of the Product avialable in market from leading manufacturer do not meet this criteria.
 
My Question is - 
1. How to improve the % of MIO to meet the Spec. requirement?
2. What is the purpose of MIO?
3. If the component is completely painted without meeting the above requirment, then how to accept and way forward to convience Client.
4. What is difference between % of MIO by weight in pigment Vs % of MIO by weight in dry film?
 
I look forward from all experts in this field to provide assistance and guidelines and for your information, its a marine environment.
 
Thanks & Regards
Vino P Varghese
Doha-Qatar

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