Liquid neoprene, among the coatings commercially available today, appears to be closest to the ideal coating, the author believes. The characteristics of several compositions of neoprene are given, application and curing techniques discussed, resistance to certain chemicals itemized and conformity with military and industrial standards compared.
Superiority of Type KNR over certain other compounds of neoprene is described and explained.
The author recommends on-the-job compounds as superior to one-part compounds. Specifications for various kinds of neoprene formulations are given, together with an explanation of fillers, applications and compounding techniques.
Numerous case histories of successful application of neoprene to protect plant against various corrosive environments are listed.
