Chlorinated rubber anti-corrosion mica intermediate coating is a One-component solvent-based anti-corrosion intermediate coating. It uses chlorinated rubber as the main film-forming agent, and is made with scaly mica iron oxide (mirco iron), plasticizers, additives and special solvents. It dries by itself at room temperature without baking. The core value is scaly shielding, Quick-drying sealing and inter-layer connection. It is suitable for steel in medium-to-severe corrosive environments such as ships, marine engineering, chemical equipment, etc. / Concrete substrate, used for transitional sealing, thickening and long-term anti-corrosion between primer and topcoat. Core features: Scale shielding and strong hole sealing, multi-layer compatibility and adaptability, efficient and flexible single-component construction limitations and adaptations Contains volatile solvents, construction requires strong ventilation protection; long-term outdoor exposure is easy to powder, must be matched with weather-resistant topcoat; adhesion to zinc-based substrates is average, not suitable for direct coating on zinc-rich coatings, more suitable for steel and concrete substrates. Scope of application Marine and ships: Transitional sealing and protection against seawater erosion on hulls, decks, ballast tanks, dock steel piles, etc. Chemical industry and energy: intermediate sealing and thickening coating of storage tanks, pipelines, reactors, etc. that are resistant to acid, alkali and salt spray environments. Municipal and infrastructure construction: Long-term anti-corrosion transition layer for bridge steel structures, concrete piers and sewage treatment facilities. Other scenarios: quick repair and long-term protection of outdoor steel components such as metallurgical plants, gas cabinets, agricultural machinery and equipment.