"Alfonso J. Lebrón-Bergés" wrote:

Maybe it has been discussed in the past and I missed it. Otherwise,
have any of you heard about Phosphamid and this product?

Phosfamid? technology has its basis in a phosphorus-nitrogen compound
with potassium as the
                                       positive ion pair. The nature of
the activity is that of a conversion coat that is analogous to the
                                       phosphate and nitride conversion
coatings that have been used in industry for many years. It is
                                       analogous in that just as the
phosphate and nitride react with the metal of the surface to produce a
                                       coating, so does the Phosfamid?.
In this manner it becomes a part of the surface, rather than a coating
                                       that is simply on the surface,
such as paint. It is different and altogether unique in that it provides

                                       nitrogen and phosphorus in
combination with the metal of the surface.

                                       Jim Gollberg, Ph. D.

http://www.nulubes.com/faq.htm

Is this something that Continental does to their new cylinders?

Paul Lamar
 
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