Skip to main content
Skip table of contents

Paint Correction

The following describes how to restore the protective coating on the AES Cabinet enclosure and prevent the spread of rust or corrosion caused by surface damage.

Tools & Materials

  • OEM-approved touch-up paint or rust-inhibiting primer

  • Fine grit sandpaper or wire brush (non-sparking)

  • Clean lint-free cloth

  • Isopropyl alcohol or mild degreaser

  • PPE: gloves, safety glasses, respirator if spraying

  • Paint, C4H Standard, Color: Light Grey - RAL 7035, Anthracite Grey - RAL 7016

NOTICE

EQUIPMENT DAMAGE

Do not paint over sensors, vent openings, or cable entries.

Failure to follow these instructions may result in equipment damage.

  1. De-Energize System

    • Confirm the system is powered down, all MSDs are removed, and auxiliary power is disconnected.

  2. Surface Preparation

    • Gently sand the affected area to remove loose rust and paint.

    • Wipe clean with alcohol or degreaser to remove dust and oils.

  3. Primer Application (if bare metal is exposed)

    • Apply a light coat of rust-inhibiting primer.

    • Allow to dry per manufacturer instructions.

  4. Touch-Up Paint

    • Apply OEM-specified paint in thin, even layers.

    • Avoid overspray near vents or electrical areas.

  5. Drying & Inspection

    • Allow full cure per product label.

    • Inspect for coverage and adhesion.

  6. Documentation

    • Record repair location, date, and technician in the Service Log.

JavaScript errors detected

Please note, these errors can depend on your browser setup.

If this problem persists, please contact our support.