The following technical bulletins are a helpful source of information for the Ceilcote products and their application.

Technical Bulletin 1 - Recommendation for repair or resloping of concrete

Technical Bulletin 2 - Design considerations for flat welded steel tank bottoms

Technical Bulletin 4 - Protection and maintenance of Ceilcote 

Technical Bulletin 5 - Flexibility of Ceilcote linings and coatings

Technical Bulletin 6 - "Flood stain tests on 682 flooring"

Technical Bulletin 7 - Ceilcote products that meet FDA requirements 

Technical Bulletin 8 - Bridge joint detail for cracks 

Technical Bulletin 9 - Hinge joint detail for concrete floor & wall 

Technical Bulletin 10 - Chemical resistant fiberglass

Technical Bulletin 11 - Amine blush 

Technical Bulletin 12 - Spark testing Ceilcote linings

Technical Bulletin 13 - Crack bridging capabilities of CeilLinebased on topcoat

Technical Bulletin 14 - Properties of cementitious substrates for polymer 

Technical Bulletin 15 - Repairing concrete with Ceilcote primers and powders 

Technical Bulletin 16 - Test methods for determination salt contaimination

Technical Bulletin 17 - Striping of steel welds 

Technical Bulletin 18 - Striping of riveted seams in steel tanks 

Technical Bulletin 19 - Acetone wipe test for cure verification 

Technical Bulletin 20 - Establishing support and alignment 

Technical Bulletin 21 - Verifying dryness of concrete substrates 

Technical Bulletin 22 - Application of vinyl ester systems over epoxy primer 

Technical Bulletin 23 - Primer considerations for steel substrates 

Technical Bulletin 24 - Ceilcote flooring / lining systems 

Technical Bulletin 25 - Cementitious repair materials for concrete substrates 

Technical Bulletin 26 - Linings vs. Coating

Technical Bulletin 27 - Lining and coatings compatibility with zinc

Technical Bulletin 28 - Maintenance of Ceilcote lining and coating systems 

Technical Bulletin 29 - Permerability of flake glass linings 

Technical Bulletin 30 - Cold water effect

Technical Bulletin 31 - Primer considerations for concrete