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contractor might have bulk thinner on
site and may consider using it to complete
a project, it should now be readily apparent why using the thinner recommended
by the coating manufacturer will provide
a better opportunity for a successful outcome on your coating project.
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DAN SAvAGe is a senior technical service
representative for Tnemec Co., Inc., 6800 Corporate
Dr., Kansas City, MO 64120. He has worked in
multiple felds for several companies in the
coatings industry, including as an inspector,
industrial sales representative, and technical
service representative. He is a 15-year member of
NACe International. He holds several certifcations
and is a NACe-certifed Coating Inspector.
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