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Manufacturing Processes for Corrosion Control
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A test was conducted on two cars to determine the effectiveness of a dip process for protection against corrosion. Improvements of the dip process were better cleaning of inside surfaces of enclosed structural members, solving the problem of solvent refluxing or vapor washdown, and replacement of fluid deadener on the top side of floor pans with a heavy coat of water reducible dip primer followed by a heavy coat of the body primer. Results of the test indicate that the process is successful.
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Durbin, C., "Manufacturing Processes for Corrosion Control," SAE Technical Paper 620228, 1962, https://doi.org/10.4271/620228.Also In
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- Durbin C. C. “Minimizing Corrosion Through Design,” SAE Truck Meeting Minneapolis, Minnesota October 25 1960
- Saxon R. J. “Ford's Experience With Coated Body Steel,” SAE 13 1961