Buckman Laboratories has developed a metal wash primer made with Busan 11-M1, which is a non-lead, non-chromate anticorrosive pigment. This formula is based on the military specification coating MIL-P-15328D entitled “Primer (Wash) Pretreatment Blue.” This specification is the same as the U.S. Navy formula No. 117-B for metals. The Busan 11-M1 based primer has performed well in tests versus the traditional zinc chromate primer.
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