This paper discusses the four cornerstones of a good maintenance painting program--specifications, contractors, coating materials and inspection. The contribution of each toward reducing cost is discussed. The means for managing a paint program at the lowest cost/sq. ft./year are presented.

Subject
Field performance, Costs, Coating inspection, Coatings, Materials, Objectives, Inspectors, Inspection, Mechanical failure, Contractors, Maintenance, Alkyds, Paints
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1982
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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