Installed in Laumeier Sculpture Park in St. Louis in 1980, "The Way," composed of 18 reclaimed steel tanks, concluded a major restoration in 2024. This case study tells the inside story of conserving a local showpiece.
Before a drop of Carboline paint could be applied to a new U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command hangar, we had to convince the military to deviate from strict specifications guiding corrosion protection coatings on their assets. Read why they did it, and why that matters.
Read how Carboline’s recommendation to switch exterior coating systems for storage tanks at an oil refinery led to reduced surface preparation requirements and faster, more efficient maintenance.
A renowned contractor's rehabilitation of a laboratory floor for a major American pharmaceutical company resulted in a state-of-the-art research environment that is essential to continued innovations in life science.
An unsightly black fungal growth is commonly seen on tanks in which alcohols are stored. In Iowa, an ethanol producer was tired of the frequent cleanings and recoatings of tanks where the fungus thrived, instead turning to a unique siloxane topcoat.
