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Does application of Touch-N-Prep bypass MIL-C-5541 salt spray test

We are an OEM that manufacturers replacement parts for aircraft. Some of our parts are very small and it appears that the Touch-N-Prep could be for these applications.

Normally the application of Alodine would require a salt spray test per MIL-C-5541. Has there been an expectation to this mil standard made for the use of your product?

Don Carter
aerospace manufacturing - Skiatook, Oklahoma, U.S.
2006

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