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Letter 33014
Corrosive effects of (ACQ) and (CAB)
leachate on surface prior to paint
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In the trailer building industry some builders install the wood
decking on the flat bed trailers prior to painting. With the wood
deck on they enter the wash bay to be cleaned and phosphatized, the
wash waters running over the wood decking release (ACQ) Alkaline
Copper Quaternary or (CAB) Copper Azole Borate leachate over the yet
to be painted steel surfaces depending on what wood perservatives
were used for the pressure treated wood. Since both (ACQ) and (CAB)
are known to be very corrosive what effect will there be to paint
adhesion and corrosion resistance of the applied coating. Another
problem that may exsist is that both release high levels of copper,
could this cause a bimetal reaction and resulting paint failure.
Thank You,
T. GEORGE PODELL
equipment sales - SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, USA
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