Glass fiber reinforced plastic (GFRP) anti-corrosion, also known as epoxy glass fiber anti-corrosion for waste water tanks, sewage pools, chemical liquid pools, and waste water treatment stations.
Applicable Areas: Interior and exterior walls, floors, and ceilings of various tanks at wastewater treatment stations; liquid storage tanks, press filter tanks, etc.
Construction Technology:
Surface Treatment: Repair and sandblast the original pool walls using a polishing machine.
2. Base Coating: Apply the mixed resin material evenly onto the wall using a roller, ensuring complete penetration and bonding with the wall to form a water-resistant and anti-corrosion resin base layer.
3. Laying Fabric: Spread the glass fiber flat on the primer, then apply a layer of resin on the glass fiber, ensuring it is even, complete, and bubble-free (apply a layer of resin after each spreading). After the resin cures, use a sanding machine to remove any lifted fabric edges between layers, making it smooth.
4. Intermediate coating: After the glass fiber layer is fully cured, remove any surface burrs and protrusions, then apply the pre-mixed intermediate coating evenly over the glass fiber layer using a roller to create a flat, color-filling resin layer.
5. Surface Coating: After the intermediate resin has cured, use a grinder to thoroughly sand and clean the surface.