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<strong>TO</strong> 1-1-<strong>700</strong><br />

Table 7-4. Corrosion Preventive Compounds - Continued<br />

Specification and Nomenclature Intended Use Type of Coating<br />

MIL-PRF-16173 Corrosion Preventive<br />

Compound, Solvent Cutback,<br />

Cold Application<br />

NON-WATER DISPLACING CPCs<br />

Grade 1<br />

Grade 2<br />

Grade 4<br />

Protection of metal surfaces against corrosion when<br />

exposed with or without covering indoors or outdoors.<br />

Cannot be used if temperatures will fall below 0 °F<br />

(-18 °C) as the film will crack and can peel from the surface<br />

leaving it unprotected.<br />

Protection of metal surfaces against corrosion during<br />

rework or storage; film remains tacky.<br />

Protection of metal surfaces against corrosion during<br />

indoor storage when a transparent coating is required; coating<br />

of aircraft and equipment interior, metal wire control<br />

cables.<br />

Hard, tack-free, thick film<br />

(4.0 mils), dark brown or<br />

black color<br />

Soft, non-drying, thick (2.0<br />

mils), light brown color<br />

Soft, tack-free, thick (2.0<br />

mils), light brown color<br />

7.6 PRESERVATION OF SPECIFIC AREAS.<br />

Table 7-5 provides procedures for the preservation of specific<br />

areas and components where the use of a CPC on exposed<br />

metal surfaces is generally recommended for reducing corrosion.<br />

This list does not constitute authority to use CPCs on<br />

specific equipment. The use of some or all types of CPCs in<br />

certain areas or on equipment may be detrimental. Therefore,<br />

consult the appropriate system specific equipment corrosion<br />

and/or maintenance manuals before applying a CPC in a new<br />

area to determine which compounds should be used in that<br />

area.<br />

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