“…Liquid-applied paints have four basic components: (a) resin or binder, (b) solvent, (c) pigments and (d) miscellaneous components (dryers, fl ow-control, gloss-control and suspension agents). The resin or binder is based on the organic/polymeric structure and can comprise the following types: acrylics [49,50] , alkyds [51][52][53] , epoxy (novolacs, polyamides) [54,55] , phenolics [56,57] , polyesters [58,59] , polyurethanes [60,61] , silicone [62] , vinyl [63] , zinc-rich inorganics/ organics [64] and magnesium (Mg)-rich organics [65] . The solvent, thinner or diluent refers to their ability to dissolve or reduce the viscosity of the binder or resin in the paint.…”