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Coating pipe

Coating pipe

Coating pipe

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Where I work, we coat pipe all the way down and then remove the last 6 or so inches of coating after it was coated.  This is done on an assembly line fashion and the coating is applied while the pipe spins and the coating gets thrown against the inside of the pipe usng centrifigal force.  

What I would like to do is to cover the inisde of the pipe using something that can be easily installed and easily removed.  I was thinking of something like a balloon - does anyone know of anything made to do something like this?

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