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INTERIOR TANK LINING FOR REFINED OIL Q. What are your recommendations for tank interior painting that contains oil refined products at high temperatures such as heavy fuel oil? And how much is the maximum temperature that paint can resist in such case? A. Since you might have specific requirements related to surface preparation, environmental conditions during the painting operation, etc., your best approach is to contact the paint manufacturers directly. Here are two really excellent companies that specialize in the types of coating you are looking for. www.carboline.com, www.ameron.com You might write to the technical representatives at these companies and ask the same questions. However, you will need to provide them with more information such as: A more detailed description of what you intend to paint
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