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High gloss paints

It was also shown that stable latexes of high solid content, and small particle size could be practically obtained by this emulsion polymerization technique. Such microlatexes based on acrylic polymers modified by polyesters are an interesting approach to waterborne coatings leading to high gloss paint films (9). [Pg.114]

Chem. Descrip. Polyurethane-based Uses Associative thickener in aq. paints, high gloss paints Features Increases high shear vise. can be used with other thickeners for optimal rheology control... [Pg.118]

Uses Defoamer for high gloss paints, clear coats, aq. urethane and epoxy coatings, and gravure inks Properties Liq. [Pg.120]

Uses Defoamer for paints, high-gloss paints, elastomeric coatings Properties Liq. [Pg.204]

Uses Defoamer for aq. systems, adhesives, pressure-sensitive adhesives, paints, high-gloss paints, inks, paper coatings, effluent treatment defoamer in food-contact coatings and paper/paperboard food pkg. 3cih6siv6s... [Pg.204]

Features Rec. tor high-gloss paints without detracting from gloss Properties Gardner 2 color dens. 7.9 Ib/gal vise. 60 cps VOC 5.3% (EPA method 24) 100% act., 90.9% solids Use Level 0.1-0.5% on total wt. [Pg.239]

Uses Defoamer for high-gloss paints/coatings (acrylic, styrene acrylic, vinyl acrylic latex), wh. bases and pastes Features Fast bubble-break does not separate or settle easy to incorp. ... [Pg.366]

Chem. Descr tp. Silica, oil base Uses Defoamer for semigloss and high gloss paints Features Amid-tree fast bubble break Properties Nonionic Hi-Mar DFC-26 [Hi-Mar Spec. Thornley]... [Pg.402]

Chem. Descrip. Sodium dioctyl sulfosuccinate CAS 577-11-7 EINECS/ELINCS 209-406-4 Uses Surfactant, wetting agent for adhesives, flexo and gravure inks, paints, high-gloss paints, paper, textiles, emulsion polymerization, agric. sprays... [Pg.617]

Uses Defoamer for waterborne coatings (latex, acrylics, vinyl/acryllcs, PVA, semi- and high-gloss paints) and adhesives defoamer in food-contact coatings, paper/paperboard... [Pg.715]

Blushing . (1) Film defect, which appears as a milky opalescence as the film dries can be a temporary or permanent condition. It is generally caused by rapid evaporation, moisture, or incompatibility. Syn fog. (2) Milky opalescence which sometimes develops as a film of lacquer dries, and is due to the deposition of moisture from the air and/or precipitation of one or more of the solid constituents of the lacquer usually confined to lacquers which dry solely by evaporation of solvent. Also applies to printing inks. (3) A white or grayish cast on high gloss paint results from the precipitation of binder solids owing to incompatibility with water, oil, or solvent. [Pg.119]

Compatibility of the soluble resinous thickener with the main binder needs to be checked and excessive amounts of particulate thickeners can reduce gloss, especially in high gloss paints. Large differences in refractive index between binder and particulate thickeners can cause loss of clarity in clear coatings and should be avoided. [Pg.144]

Air pollution eind political reaction, first in the Los Angeles basin then in the Sein Freincisco Bay area, started a series of regulations not only on automobile and factory exhausts, but also on most kinds of solvent-based paints. Quickly the technologies of latex paint and occasional, water reducible alkyds from the 1940 s were tried for all meumer of paint applications, both trade sales and industrial. While both kinds were successful then, for interior flat wall paints, neither served well in exterior, high gloss paints and their success in these, more difficult uses only now is emerging in the 1970 s. [Pg.199]

Figure 9.7 Volume ratio of raw materials of a typical flat and high-gloss paint. Figure 9.7 Volume ratio of raw materials of a typical flat and high-gloss paint.
Paints above CPVC are flat and are used predominately for interior coatings. Figure 9.7 shows the volume ratio of the raw materials for different types of coatings, a flat interior paint and high-gloss paint. [Pg.238]

Uses Defeamer for waterborne disps., interior and exterior emulsion paints, large to f ne particle size disps, based on PVAc, PVC, acrylates and their copolymers, disp. adhesives and plasters, glues, polyvinyl alcohol sol ns., gloss plastics, high gloss paints... [Pg.30]

Uses Foam control agent in aq. coatings such as parquet lacquers, high gloss paints, matte paints, semi-gloss paints... [Pg.372]

Uses Surfactant, detergent, wetting agent in gravure inks, high-gloss paints, reactive pigments emulsifier in rubber latex emulsion paints emulsifier, dispersant for colorants... [Pg.565]

Chem. Descrip. mixture of mineral oils and nonionic surfactants Uses Defoamer for adhesives, high-gloss paints, clear coats, aq. urethane and epoxy coatings dispersant Properties Sp.gr. 0.91 vise. 1000 cps pH (5%) 7.8 Use Level 0.1-0.3%... [Pg.946]


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