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KEMP AEROSOL COATING SYSTEM

Corrosion protection restored
at welds and formed sections.

Zinc-flake and inorganic-binder technology
for integrated aerosol repair systems.

G·SAVE · Innotouch · G+PLUS
From local corrosion protection to metallic touch-up and clear topcoats.

Select a repair specification ↓Production-performance R&D with a global shipbuilder as end-user ↘
Corrosion-protection repairAppearance restorationClear protection
G·SAVE 420 mL aerosol can with black and green label
G·SAVECorrosion-protection repair
Innotouch 420 mL aerosol can with white and gray label
InnotouchAppearance restoration
G+PLUS 420 mL aerosol can with white and green label
G+PLUSClear protection

G·SAVE · Innotouch · G+PLUS / 420 mL

SURFACE ASSESSMENT & REPAIR SPECIFICATION

Match the repair system
to substrate and coating condition

Combine corrosion-protection layers, repair coatings and clear topcoats
to suit substrate condition and finish requirements.

G·SAVE · Protection for exposed steel

After removing corrosion products and contaminants, apply a zinc-flake repair coating to exposed steel, cut edges and welds. Select subsequent coatings for the required finish and exposure environment.

View product specification →
01 / REPAIRFront view of G·SAVE aerosol can

Corrosion-protection repair · Metallic silver

G·SAVE

Restore the zinc protective layer
on exposed steel substrates

A local corrosion-protection coating based on zinc flakes and an inorganic binder. Protects exposed steel at damaged zinc coatings, cut edges and welds.

Application areas
Corroded areas, cut edges and welds
Finish
Metallic silver
Product specifications ↗
02 / TOUCH-UPFront view of Innotouch aerosol can

Appearance restoration · Bright metallic silver

Innotouch

Reinforce corrosion resistance
and restore a metallic silver finish

A touch-up coating based on zinc/aluminum powders and an inorganic binder. Repairs scratches and dark discoloration in zinc coatings and combines with G·SAVE for a multilayer weld-repair system.

Application areas
Scratches, discoloration and surface damage
Finish
Bright metallic silver
Product specifications ↗
03 / PROTECTFront view of G+PLUS aerosol can

Enhanced corrosion resistance · Clear finish

G+PLUS

Form a clear inorganic
protective film on zinc coatings

A clear inorganic coating for reinforcing the corrosion resistance of zinc-coated components. Applied as a protective film on new components or as a topcoat over touch-up coatings.

Application areas
Zinc-coated components, fasteners and repair topcoats
Finish
Colorless and transparent
Product specifications ↗

INORGANIC COATING TECHNOLOGY

Combine zinc-flake protection
with inorganic protective films

The barrier and sacrificial-anode action of metal particles
works with inorganic-binder film formation to meet repair requirements.

Conceptual zinc-flake structure of G·SAVE

Diagram of overlapping zinc flakes protecting steelSimplified diagram showing an extended penetration path for moisture and salts between overlapping flakes.Corrosive agents: moisture and saltsSteel substrate

Schematic of overlapping zinc flakes and the penetration path of corrosive agents.

01

Zinc-flake barrier effect and sacrificial-anode action

Overlapping zinc flakes extend the path of moisture and salts through the coating. Zinc in electrical contact with steel oxidizes preferentially, providing sacrificial protection to the substrate.

02

Metal-powder/inorganic-binder repair coating

Innotouch reinforces corrosion resistance and appearance with an inorganic coating containing zinc and aluminum powders. Component trials assess color matching and compatibility with subsequent coatings.

03

Surface protection with a clear inorganic topcoat

G+PLUS forms a clear protective film over zinc coatings or repair layers. Required appearance and recoating conditions are assessed when combined with pigmented touch-up coatings.

WELD REPAIR · FIELD VALIDATION

Welds in pre-coated components:
720-hour corrosion test passed.

Production-performance R&D for marine fitting pipes,
with a global shipbuilder participating as end-user.

Integrating ceramic zinc plating and multilayer touch-up

Pipes and flanges pre-coated with Innozinc ceramic zinc plating are formed and welded on site. Aerosol repair coatings restore damaged plating at welds and heat-affected zones. KEMP evaluated bending, welding and touch-up operations for ship-block connection pipes up to 50A at a global shipbuilder's yard.

Internal and external welds treated with the combined touch-up system achieved no red rust after 720 hours of neutral salt spray testing. The repaired welds reached the same 720-hour assessment level as the ceramic zinc-plated individual components evaluated in this project.

Innozinc ceramic zinc-plating technology ↗
WELDED JOINT

G·SAVE + Innotouch

Combines a zinc-flake corrosion-protection layer on exposed steel with a metallic silver repair coating.

Sample designation: KEMP (GS+INT)
Test areas: internal and external welds
BENT SECTION

Innotouch + G+PLUS

Combines the repair coating on bent sections with a clear inorganic topcoat to reinforce surface protection.

Sample designation: KEMP (INT+GP)
Test areas: tensile and compressive sides of bends
On-site welding of pre-coated pipes at a global shipbuilder
01 · On-site weldingFabrication using pre-coated pipes and flanges
Application of touch-up spray to pipe welds on site
02 · Weld touch-upLocal repair-coating application after surface preparation
Pipe weld and flange surfaces after touch-up
03 · Repaired surfaceCoating appearance after touch-up

On-site welding, touch-up application and completed repairs at a global shipbuilder.

Test results for combined repairs and plated components

Neutral salt spray, 720 hours · Red-rust assessment
Test specimenCoating system / Test areaResultTest reference
Pipe assembly with combined touch-upGS + INT
Internal and external welds
No abnormalityKS D 9502:2024
TAK-2024-149239, page 2/3
Pipe assembly with combined touch-upINT + GP
Tensile and compressive sides of bends
No abnormalityKS D 9502:2024
TAK-2024-149239, page 3/3
Individual ceramic zinc-plated componentFlangeNo abnormalityKS D 9502:2020
TAK-2025-008170
Individual ceramic zinc-plated componentPipeNo abnormalityKS D 9502:2020
TAK-2025-008171

The combined touch-up systems on welds and bent sections demonstrated corrosion protection without red rust after 720 hours of neutral salt spray testing.
GS: G·SAVE / INT: Innotouch / GP: G+PLUS. The table specifies coating combinations, test areas and test standards.

SEE THE APPLICATION

Damaged zinc-coated surfaces:
before and after touch-up

Innotouch forms a metallic silver repair coating
over scratched zinc-coated surfaces.

Trials on actual components confirm color matching
and the required finish quality.

Scratched metal surface before Innotouch application
BEFOREScratched surface
Metal surface after Innotouch touch-up
AFTERAfter metallic silver touch-up

APPLICATION SEQUENCE

From surface preparation to topcoat:
configure the repair sequence

An integrated sequence for corrosion protection, appearance restoration and clear topcoating.
Select a two- or three-product system to meet the site specification.

  1. Preparation

    Substrate assessment and surface preparation

    Remove corrosion products, oil and welding residues; assess exposed steel and the extent of coating damage.

  2. 01

    G·SAVE

    Form a zinc-flake protective layer on exposed steel and weld-damaged areas.

  3. 02

    Innotouch

    Reinforce corrosion resistance and appearance with a metallic silver repair coating.

  4. 03

    G+PLUS

    Protect plated components or repair coatings with a clear inorganic topcoat.

Two- and three-product systems for the required specification

Use G·SAVE → G+PLUS for corrosion-protection repair and a clear finish, or G·SAVE → Innotouch → G+PLUS where a metallic silver finish is also required. GS+INT at welds and INT+GP at bends each passed the R&D 720-hour corrosion assessment. Set dry film thickness (DFT), recoating intervals and drying/curing conditions from product technical data and the site specification.

Three-product application guide ↗ [PDF · KO]

TEST CONDITIONS & RESULTS

Corrosion-resistance results
by specimen configuration

Product-specific salt spray performance is presented
with specimen configuration, test conditions and assessment results.

Catalog comparison after 480 hours: hot-dip galvanized control on the left and G·SAVE-treated specimen on the right
Hot-dip galvanizing onlyDamaged hot-dip galvanizing + G·SAVE

Hot-dip galvanized comparison specimens

480-hour salt spray test

Method
KS D 9502 · NaCl 5% · 35 ℃
Comparison
Plating only: red rust at 480 hours
G·SAVE: no white rust, red rust or surface abnormality at 480 hours
View original test table ↗ [PDF · KO]

Specimen-specific salt spray results from product catalogs. Substrate, preparation, coating conditions and assessment criteria provide the basis for selecting a repair specification for the exposure environment.

TECHNICAL RESOURCES

Product specifications and technical resources

Review application areas, coating properties and test conditions.

How are products combined for each application area?

The three-product sequence is G·SAVE → Innotouch → G+PLUS for corrosion protection, metallic finish and clear protection. R&D evaluated G·SAVE + Innotouch on welds and Innotouch + G+PLUS on bends. Both combinations protected the assessed areas without red rust after 720 hours of neutral salt spray testing.

How do repair specifications differ for exposed steel and coating-surface damage?

Consider G·SAVE-based protection for exposed steel, welds and cut edges, and Innotouch for scratches and dark discoloration of zinc coatings. Damage depth, remaining plating, substrate condition and required corrosion resistance determine the coating combination.

How can I obtain coating conditions, SDS and test information?

Provide the product name, substrate and plating specification, service environment and required test standard. We support repair-specification reviews with SDS, surface preparation, DFT and recoating guidance, together with R&D test information for the relevant application area.

APPLICATION REVIEW

Assess the damaged area.
Define the repair specification.

Substrate and plating specifications, welding/forming conditions and damage extent
guide coating selection and application conditions for the required corrosion resistance.