My presentation may, at first, seem a little off beat for a gathering of corrosion engineers, but I think you will see how many of the governmental rules and regulations applicable to the paint and protective coatings industry will also have a substantial impact on some of your activities and responsibilities as corrosion engineers. My purpose is not to editorialize, but to present existing facts to you and to speculate a bit about what the future holds in the way of governmental rules and regulations directed toward our industry. I must admit it is difficult not to editorialize on this subject, as some of the more recent regulations seem to me to be quite arbitrary.
Subject
Primers,
Lead paints,
Protective coatings,
Water,
Coatings,
Manufacturing,
Pigments,
Raw material,
Industries,
Regulations,
Solvents,
Lead,
Paints
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1973
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