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Scubapoxy 5335 Project Review
Queensland Magnesia



Project Summary
Client | Queensland Magnesia |
Location | Rockhampton, Queensland |
Colour | Standard (Mid-grey) |
Area | Unknown |
Installer | The Epoxy Coating Specialists |
Comments
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The Epoxy Coating Specialists carried out this application using Scubapoxy 5335 to bridge expansion joints in Queensland Magnesia’s (QMAG) Rotary Cooling Bath.
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Surface preparation consisted of removing significant debris and sludge from the joint areas on the base of the bath structure through high-pressure hot water rotary cleaning. Kevlar®-reinforced Jaxxon 1525 was used as a chemically resistant, heavy-duty basecoat/primer to ensure optimum sealing of the joint area and form an ideal platform on which to apply Scubapoxy 5335.
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The Epoxy Coating Specialists reported the joint repairs had performed to expectations.