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CAUSE
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REMEDY |
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While it has been possible (to a large extent) to
minimize skinning, it is something which will occur to a varied degree
whenever any airdrying material is exposed to air. |
Make sure that containers in which the material
is stored are sealed airtight. Dipping tanks should preferably have an
oil or water-sealer cover. The cover should be in place whenever the
tank is not in use. |
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Note:
To avoid skinning during storage of open containers or during long disuse
of dip tank, follow the prescribed procedures.
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1. |
Oil-Type
Materials: Cover remaining contents of partially filled containers, with a
small amount of turpentine before sealing.
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Synthetic
Type - Cover remaining contents of partially filled container with a small
amount of synthetic reducer before sealing.
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Water-borne
- Float water on surface. |
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