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Rubber lining application procedures

While this book was in its final preparation stage, two additional types of adhered sheet linings for chemical exposures have come to our attention. One is a sheet with, as the exposed face, a Tedlar(sf film adhered to a layer of rubber-asphalt blend. The sheet is applied with rollers to a substrate surface that has been coated with an adhesive primer. Sheet edges are butted with an adhesive lap strip of Tedlar applied over the joint to protect it. This is a proprietary product presently available from only one source, which will supply particulars of the application procedure and chemical resistance tables upon request. [Pg.129]

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