MIL-STD-171 Finishing Of Metal And Wood SurfacesThis standard establishes and updates general finish codes and serves as a general guide to the selection of suitable materials, procedures, and system for cleaning, plating, painting and otherwise finishing of metal and wood surfaces.

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MIL-STD-171F

TABLE XVI.  Special paint finishes for metals. Finish

      No.                                    First Coat                                                        Remarks        

23.1           Discontinued:  Data to be specified on drawing or in contract

23.2           Discontinued:  Data to be specified on drawing or in contract

23.3           Discontinued:  Data to be specified on drawing or in contract

23.4           Discontinued:  Data to be specified on drawing or in contract

23.5           Discontinued:  Data to be specified on drawing or in contract

24.1           SSPC-30, 2-3 mil dry film thickness                   Weld through primer

24.2        MIL-DTL-450                                                       Asphalt coating for painting the interior of ammunition items prior to being filled with explosives.  Not suitable

as prime coat for painting

24.3        SAE J1959 (A-A-59295), 1/16 inch minimum dry film thickness

Underbody coating for motor vehicles

24.4           Discontinued:  Data to be specified on drawing or in contract

24.5        TT-P-28 (aluminum) or MIL-P-14105 (colors)     Heat resistant finish for temperatures to 12000F (648.90C).  MIL-P-14105 is used on exterior of equipment

where surfaces exceed 4000F

(204.40C).

24.6        MIL-P-22332                                                       Primer for painting the interior of ammunition items prior to being filled with explosives.  It may also be used to prime exterior surfaces

24.7           Discontinued

24.8        MIL-PRF-22750  (1.5 mils min dry film thickness)

24.9           MIL-PRF-23377 (2 coats-bake) plus4/

MIL-C-53039 (2 coats)

24.10         Discontinued

Epoxy topcoat resistant to hydraulic fluid spillage

For magnesium or other metals subject to sever exposure

24.11         Discontinued:  Data to be specified on drawing or in contract

24.12         MIL-PRF-23377

Type I (2 coats)

24.13         Discontinued Use finish 24.5

For missile use on parts requiring primer only.  Apply over pretreatment

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