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Chlorinated. Type of resin used as a paint binder that cures by
solvent rubber evaporation.
CID.
Commercial item description.
Coal Tar-Epoxy Paint. Paint in which binder or vehicle is a
combination of coal tar with epoxy resin.
Coatings.
Surface coverings; paints; barriers.
Cobwebbing. A spider web effect on surface of film caused by
premature drying of sprayed paint.
Cohesion.
Property of holding self together.
Cold-checking.
Checking of film caused by low temperatures.
Color-fast.
Non-fading.
Color Retention.
Ability to retain original color.
Commercial Blast. Degree of blast cleaning in which surface is
free of visible oil, grease, dirt, dust, loose mill scale, loose
rust, and loose paint; SSPC SP 6, NACE No. 2, Commercial Blast.
Compatibility. Ability to mix with or adhere properly to other
component or substances.
Degree of being intact or pore-free.
Conversion Coating. System used to convert rusted surface to one
that is paintable without abrasive or mechanical cleaning.
Conversion Treatment. Treatment of metal surface to convert it
to another coating chemical form, e.g., a phosphate on steel.
Copolymer. Large molecule resulting from simultaneous
polymerization of different monomers.
Corrosion. Oxidation of material; deterioration due to
interaction with environment.
CPVC.
Critical pigment volume concentration.
CQC.
Contractor quality control.
Cracking. Splitting, disintegration of paint by breaks through
film to substrate.
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