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Surface finishes Assembly compatibility

Primers are required to be resistant to all of the same fluids and environments as the adhesive, and are in addition expected to be compatible with secondary finishes such as corrosion and fluid resistant primers applied to cured bond assemblies. The most commonly used primers for 250°F cured epoxy adhesives also have active corrosion inhibitors themselves to combat corrosion at bondlines. This last requirement is somewhat dated, evolving from the severe corrosion and delamination problems experienced before U.S. airframe manufacturers adopted durable surface treatments. [Pg.1154]


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