“Nuclear coating” means a protective coating formulated and labeled to seal porous surfaces that otherwise would be subject to intrusions by radioactive materials, such as steel or concrete, that is determined by its manufacturer to be:

1. (a) Resistant to long-term, cumulative radiation exposure using ASTM test method D4082-02;
2. (b) Able to be decontaminated by methods that are standard practices within the industry; and
3. (c) Resistant to various chemicals to which the coating is likely to be exposed using ASTM test method D3912-95, as revised in 2001.

Source. #8695, eff 7-27-06, ss by #10736, eff 1-1-15 (formerly Env-A 4202.01(ar)); ss by #14202, eff 2-26-25