A method of estimating the need for, size and potential savings to be expected from a paint testing program is given. This involves postulating a hypothetical chemical plant and evaluation of the economics, magnitude, savings to be expected, organization of the program, consideration of testing variables, design details, evaluation of results and other considerations. 34 references. 2.2.2

Subject
Costs, Test methods, Top coats, Atmosphere, Surface preparation, Lead, Film thickness, Engineers, Pitting, Maintenance, Coating vehicles, Paints, Corrosion inhibitive pigments
Copyright 1959 by the National Association of Corrosion Engineers.
1959
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