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eolopez08
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Corrosion Protection Engineering using Rubber Lining Process

05/05/2010 11:58 PM

Dear Sirs, just an inquiry if anyone of you out there have a brand new ideas regarding corrosion protection engineering using rubber lining process? Thank you very much and Godspeed!
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05/06/2010 3:05 AM

Of course. Me and a lot of folks. But it's a deep dark proprietary secret....

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07/28/2010 4:51 AM

tornado,

I'm a rubber lining technician of the first class also. My intention is just to communicate to our comrades who were also adept in the field of rubber lining out there. Dark secret?

Our chosen field of expertise should benefits society..

Thank you!
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07/28/2010 5:26 AM

Okay.

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