Stop Flash Rush and Hold the Blast Longer with Rust Inhibitor

In this Primed Insight, Chris demonstrates how to prevent flash rust in both dry blasting and wet blasting scenarios.
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[@daniyarzhumadilov9356]

HI! How does inhibitor effect coating performance?

[@colorcodedtools]

is the "Hold Blast" OK with epoxy over it.? another question...since you already put a rust inhibitive product on the steel could you just paint the steel without using a DTM paint...?

[@BlastOne]

Part 1: It is approved for coating application and does not need to be sweep blasted unless the PDS or specification calls out otherwise.
Part 2: Hold Blast does not act as a primer and you would still need a base coat when applying products not intended for direct to metal application.

[@colorcodedtools]

The dry blast would not have "flash rusted" had you not got it WET with the wet blasting.

[@BlastOne]

So you're attributing the flash rust to the mist of the wet blasting water - that didn't rust the neighboring square that was drenched with it?

[@waynzway5113]

I agree with colourcodetools, bit silly blasting a square side by side of course mist will hit the dry patch😂