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Application of Strippable Coating
Doc_REM:
Thick is GOOD, thin is BAD!!!
You want it to be appox. 3/8's of and inch or better. you will get some sac's in it, but if put on the right way it will peel it's self! Had a crew at Fitz. last year that did a really good job! House People, who played with it for awhile before doing the cavity, sheild blocks, and part of the refuel floor its self!!!
doctormoo:
overspray can be a real pain mask everything
ya may want to hire some professional maskers from the local body shop
check your ventilation paths
i remember some paint having ammonia
as a drying agent or it smelt like it
most of the strippable coating needs to go on thick just have plenty of help
2 on the machine and two handling your hoses
remballwannabe:
hey vikingfan, i was there for that. it was funny as heck. would you ride that rickety old 'cavspan' now a days? we were all hung over just about everytime we put that thing together...and for mr. tarbox...billy p. can piss in one hand and crap in the other to see which fills up first...Wormy was the man!
vikingfan:
remball, hell know i value my life more now than i did back then LOL. do you remember a particular incident where we had to teams on separate spans and one team got stranded over the cavity? in responce to your question hell yes wormy was the man back then, and according to him he still is !!
James
moke:
phurst,Vikingfan,Alpha Dude, Doc Rem, Dr moo, T Tarbox, Remballwannabe:
"I wanna thank you" (Peter Frampton Style!!)
You gotta like the Member Names ;D Fegetaboutit!
Thank you kindly for the input because there are numerous scenarios to consider regarding stripcoat. The Nuclear/Radiological industry has matured from an openess and information exchange such as that contained within this post. Additionally, I now understand that it's extremely important to consult the end-user vice the office jockey.
Thank you bro's for hooking me up! 8)
Your input is greatly appreciated! This one of the reasons that keeps me coming back to this site.
Ed Young
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