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RAYBO 80 NoRust is an effective flash rust inhibitor in a wide variety of latex resin systems. It is specifically designed for use in high performance protective coatings and aggressive systems and substrates. RAYBO 80 provides in-can corrosion protection when used in high performance anticorrosive systems. Higher concentration levels may be required when used in more aggressive systems.

raybo 61 AquaWet effectively eliminates fisheyes, craters, and crawling in water and water reducible systems. It also reduces water sensitivity during the first 24 to 36 hours of the coating cure period. RAYBO 61 is active at the coating/substrate interface. The superior wetting capabilities of RAYBO 61 also permit its use as a dispersant. When used for this purpose it is applicable to both organic and inorganic pigments. Its use can reduce mill time, eliminate puffy structures and control flocculation.

raybo 75 ProtectR is a hydrophobic complex formulated to provide long term corrosion protection to emulsion, water reducible, and solvent based coatings. RAYBO 75 chemi-absorbs to steel providing increased adhesion, preventing undercutting, and providing a hydrophobic barrier to resist moisture attack. In aggressive water systems, use a flash rust inhibitor in addition to the RAYBO 75. This provides protection during the critical drying cycle.

raybo 38 NilFlo is a highly compatible additive for control of sagging and settling in solvent borne systems. The use of RAYBO 38 permits control of sagging and settling with no adverse effects on color, gloss or drying time. It will produce a significant reduction in flow with a minimal increase in viscosity. The maximum effect is evident immediately and remains stable during storage. RAYBO 38 will not produce seeding common to most other grind-in flow control additives. Best results require incorporation into the grind phase.

RAYBO 60 NoRust is a versatile and extremely effective flash rust inhibitor. It contains both vapor phase and contact corrosion inhibitors. As a result, RAYBO 60 prevents flash rusting in latex systems intended for direct to metal application. It also provides corrosion protection to unlined cans.

raybo 6 AntiSag has the superior wetting properties that makes it well suited for use in a wide range of products. It exhibits a range of system compatibility not shared with other materials used for sag control. Puffing agents generally used for sag control can produce viscosity increases in the paint system. RAYBO 6 produces sag and settling control by improved wetting and dispersion rather than by viscosity increase, even with post addition. In controlling settling, RAYBO 6 will not produce side effects such as loss of adhesion, film softening, or reduced gloss associated with the use of anti-settling agents such as stearates, palmitates, and clays. When used as a dispersant, the high wetting capability of RAYBO 6 is particularly effective with difficult to wet pigments such as carbon black and phthalocyanine blue. It is also very effective in dispersing puffy pastes. In high solids systems using high shear for dispersion, RAYBO 6 will produce increased color intensity, fineness of dispersion and decreased dispersion time.

raybo 85 Rustib is a cationic wetting agent. Because of its polarity, it is attracted to the metal surface forming a mono-molecular hydrophobic layer. This affinity increases adhesion and resistance to corrosion undercutting in coatings containing RAYBO 85. When added to coatings pigmented with transition metals containing pigments like phthalocyanine blue, insure that the surfactant demand has been met. If it has not, RAYBO 85 will be absorbed onto the pigment, reducing corrosion protection.

raybo 56 MagnaMix is a film former which is effective for improving wetting, dispersion, and anti-settling. As a film former it can replace an equivalent amount of vehicle. RAYBO 56 can shorten grind time, produce finer dispersions and improve color development. The use of RAYBO 56 in putty, caulk, and wood filler compounds can reduce costs by permitting the use of increased amounts of inert ingredients.