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Coating Thickness for Stamping Sheet Steel

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Coating Thickness for Stamping Sheet Steel

Coating Thickness for Stamping Sheet Steel

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Does anyone have experience with a Oakite Duo Kote 58 which is 10% by wt. phosphoric acid, 50% mineral oil, 10% glycol ether, 5% water, balance neutral. I am coating this on sheet steel used for stamping.
Can you recommmend a coating thickness, coating method, i.e. roll, airless spray etc. What is your experience?
Did you need a dryer?

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