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JUL 2016

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38 JULY 2016 COATINGSPROMAG.COM information on the project. Te all-star team approach worked for Tomas Industrial. Tey were awarded the project and got right to work on the 46,000-seat stadium. But frst, they had to get inside! "A ll crew members have to go through badging procedures," McGraw said. If someone didn't have a badge, he or she had to sign in at the security gate at the beginning of the day and sign out at the end of every shift. "It's not terrible, but it is a process," he said. "We understand that security is not taken lightly." Once inside, the crew started in the outfeld and worked on four of the six light towers. Tey will complete the upper deck, the underside of the concourse areas, and the remaining two light towers in this last 2.5 years of the contract. Te project is The project included cleaning, spot priming, and recoating the carbon steel around the stadium. The substrate was in good condition; it will take a total of five years to complete the entire project. The stadium was built bet ween 2004 and 2006. All was made of structural steel but all areas required different detail work. Exposed areas, for example, were more deteriorated than protected areas. Cardinals Stadium Wr i te in Re ad e r In q u ir y #142 TesT for sal T s remove sal T s PrevenT flash rus T Chlor * rid ® www.chlor-rid.com • info@chlor-rid.com • 800.422.3217

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