A：With standard construction and film thickness, the coating can resist salt spray for over 5000 hours and provide more than 25 years of stable long-term anti-corrosion protection for steel structures in conventional industrial and coastal environments.

A：Yes. It has excellent compatibility and can be perfectly matched with metal sealers, zinc-aluminum coatings, polyurethane, polysiloxane and fluorocarbon topcoats to form multi-layer anti-corrosion systems, meeting high-standard anti-corrosion and decorative requirements.

The ideal construction environment for our cold galvanizing compound is a temperature range of 5℃-35℃ and relative humidity below 85%. Construction is prohibited in rainy, snowy, foggy weather, or when the steel surface is damp and dewy. Working under standard environmental conditions ensures maximum coating adhesion, uniform film formation, and stable long-term anti-corrosion performance, avoiding blistering, peeling or slow drying issues.

Absolutely. This cold galvanizing coating features excellent recoatability and repairability, which is one of its core advantages over traditional anti-corrosion coatings. For partial coating damage, rust or aging, simply polish and clean the damaged area, then directly recoat the cold galvanizing compound without stripping the entire old coating. It greatly reduces renovation costs and shortens the construction cycle for steel structure maintenance.

No. Different from ordinary cold galvanizing paints that easily crack and peel at weld joints due to thermal stress, our product adopts a customized flexible formula to adapt to the thermal expansion and contraction of steel welds. The coating retains outstanding flexibility and bonding stability after curing, resisting cracking, peeling and falling off at welding positions even after long-term outdoor exposure and temperature changes, ensuring the overall integrity of the anti-corrosion coating system.