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Brite Products ...surface must be flat with no protrusions and slightly roughened to provide an anchor profile for the paint system. Filing high spots, sweep blasting, phosphating, and using wash primers or acrylic passivations are the most common methods of increasing the profile of a galvanized surface. Again, care must be taken not to damage the galvanized coating. See #1. Other Products ...Specialty Products Metallics Hammertones Textures Clears Industrial Enamels Polyamide Epoxy (two component) Epoxy Esther Metal Primers Universal Primers Structural Steel Primers Wash Primers Prep-coats Athletic Field Marking Paint Aerosol Spray Paint Mirror Backing Paint Block Out Paint (for signs) Would you like additional information regarding... See #2. Carboline: Product News ...in time, particularly under freeze-thaw cycling. Thicker coatings (above 3-4 mils), such as high build epoxies, can further aggravate the problem. Years ago, the polyvinyl-butyral wash primers were often used to ?etch? the galvanizing (through the use of a mineral acid) and thus created, for the most part, a suitable surface on which to overcoat. See #3. 1: http://www.briteproducts.com [c1327355] 2: http://www.carbit.com [c1177334] 3: http://www.carboline.com [c1327457]