The quality of anti-corrosion coatings for steel structures and non-metallic surfaces depends on the surface treatment of the steel and non-metallic materials, the selection and compatibility of coatings, and proper application techniques. Additionally, the requirements for anti-corrosion coating application and key considerations highlight that, in general, 30% of the result relies on the material quality, while 70% depends on the construction process. Below is a detailed introduction to coating selection and compatibility, coating application, and inspection. This recommended plan is provided for reference.

As architectural design continues to evolve and technology advances, steel structures are playing an increasingly vital role in modern construction. However, steel is susceptible to oxidation, corrosion, and physical wear. Therefore, to protect steel structures and enhance their aesthetic appeal, steel structure painting has become an indispensable aspect.

Stainless steel paint is a specialized coating used to protect stainless steel surfaces from corrosion and contamination, while also enhancing their appearance.

Defoamers commonly used in paints are chemical substances that reduce the surface tension of liquids and prevent the formation of bubbles. Common paint defoamers can be organic compounds, such as silicone oil, silane compounds, polysiloxanes, polyoxyethylene silicone oil, and others.