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Why does Painting a metal surface prevent corrosion?


Corrosion occurs when a surface is exposed to oxygen, along with other elements. Painting a surface protects the surface and slows down the corrosive process, but it does not stop it. This is why oil tankers are painted on the outside AND the inside.

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One Response to “Why does Painting a metal surface prevent corrosion?”

  1. Corrosion occurs when a surface is exposed to oxygen, along with other elements. Painting a surface protects the surface and slows down the corrosive process, but it does not stop it. This is why oil tankers are painted on the outside AND the inside.
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