How can so few linings protect against so many chemicals? Understanding the answer starts with a basic understanding of the chemistry behind polymers.

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.

Nowhere is the staying power of Carbozinc 11 more evident than in the case of two bridges in Missouri. The inorganic zinc primer was applied for the first time on a bridge in the state as an experiment in 1969. Fifty years later and 64 miles away in suburban St. Louis, it's still in service.

Acrylamide grout technology dominates the underground wastewater collection leak-sealing landscape. Legacy dry-granule and modern liquid variants give operators tremendous flexibility to address challenges of almost any scope or scale. But how do acrylamides work? Why do they work so well? And what do municipalities or private network owners need to know about how they fit into the broader maintenance and repair ecosystem? Michael Vargo of Prime Resins is the man with the answers. Also, Michael considers what it would be like to be 6'10”.

Vice President of Marketing Melissa Molitor joins Jack and Paul to discuss Carboline’s new young professionals' program, CarboNext. The trio explores the need for more education and networking opportunities for young professionals in the corrosion industry and how CarboNext can be a valuable resource.