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06/20/2009 9:04 AM

i want to know which type of defect marking paint should use in NDT system .i have automatic high speed UT machine .its colour which used for defect marking mixed into water .i need information about the marking paint which should be techinaly and envoirmently accepted by sewer athourities.

pl email to me arvind_yadava@yahoo.com

thanks.
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06/25/2009 9:35 AM

First off, what is a NDT System and UT machine? Are you looking for a long term long lasting paint or just something that would be good for a few weeks, until repair is done?

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