Anti-corrosion paint, also known as rust-preventive paint, is a specialized coating designed to protect metal surfaces from corrosion. It forms a barrier between the metal and the environment, preventing moisture, oxygen, and other corrosive agents from reaching the metal's surface.   Key Features of Anti-Corrosion Paint: Corrosion Resistance: The primary function of anti-corrosion paint is to inhibit the electrochemical reactions that lead to rust formation. Durability: It is designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions, including extreme temperatures, UV radiation, and chemical exposure.   Adhesion: The paint must adhere strongly to the metal surface to provide effective protection.   Weather Resistance: It should be able to resist the effects of rain, snow, and other weather elements.   Types of Anti-Corrosion Paint: Epoxy Paint: Excellent adhesion and chemical resistance.   Ideal for industrial applications and marine environments.   Polyurethane Paint: High durability and flexibility.   Suitable for outdoor applications and metal structures. Zinc-Rich Paint: Contains zinc particles that provide cathodic protection to the metal surface.   Effective for preventing rust in harsh environments.