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Coating Metal for Commercial Settings

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Metal Components- Selection of coatings for use on joists, canopies, and structural steel, including problems with protecting steel that penetrates concrete or the ground.

Product Number: 41211-651-SG
Author: Dewayne Steele
Publication Date: 2011
Industry: Coatings
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Metal Components- Selection of coatings for use on joists, canopies, and structural steel, including problems with protecting steel that penetrates concrete or the ground.

Metal Components- Selection of coatings for use on joists, canopies, and structural steel, including problems with protecting steel that penetrates concrete or the ground.

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