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Wood coatings Painting

Wood is painted in order to preserve from decay, to minimize changes in moisture content that lead to distortion, and for decoration. It is a waste of time and effort to apply expensive paints or stains to exterior wood not previously treated with preservative. Preservatives are designed to penetrate the timber to protect against microorganisms and insect attack. Modern preservatives can be over-coated with paint without problems. [Pg.133]

At present, systems cured by ultraviolet light or electron beams [12-14] are used primarily in wood coatings, which contain very little or no pigment they are employed to a lesser extent in paper coating and other applications. In contrast to the printing field, the comparatively thick layers in which paint systems... [Pg.155]

Butyl acetate [123-86-4], one of the more important derivatives of -butyl alcohol produced commercially, is employed as a solvent in rapid drying paints and coatings. In some instances, butyl acetate, C.H1202, has replaced ethoxyethyl acetate [111-15-9] due to the latter s reported toxicity and teratogenicity. Butyl acetate is used in leather treatment, perfumes, and as a process or reaction solvent and is also used extensively with wood coatings, maintenance coatings, and in coatings for containers and closures. [Pg.358]

BASF s BASIL process [15] and the Dimersol process [16] have both been commercialized. The former uses the ionic liquid as a phase transfer catalyst to produce alkoxyphenylphosphines which are precursors for the synthesis of photoinitiators used in printing inks and wood coatings. The imidazole acts as a proton scavenger in the reaction of phenyl-chlorophosphines with alcohols to produce phosphines. The Dimersol process uses a Lewis acid catalyst for the dimerization of butenes to produce Cs olefins which are usually further hydroformylated giving C9 alcohols used in the manufacture of plasticizers. Several other processes are also at the pilot plant scale and some ionic liquids are used commercially as additive e.g. binders in paints. [Pg.5]

Manufacturing-Adhesives Coatings, Paints Sealants Cardboard- Wood-Related Services... [Pg.297]

MAJOR PRODUCT APPLICATIONS tires, sealants, adhesives, coatings, paints, topcoat lacquers, coil coating, micro texture finish, wood finishes, thixotropes, office furniture... [Pg.139]

Previous research on acid deposition effects on wood coatings did not take into account the effect of the substrate but linked poor performance in acid environments to the extenders in the paint. It should be relatively easy to formulate paints to overcome this erosion problem. However, in wood it is catastrophic failure that causes most poor-paint performance. Thus, the effect of acids on this interface failure should be addressed in future work. [Pg.327]

Aqueous acrylic dispersions are being increasingly used for wood coatings or corrosion protection coatings. These paints are often not baked instead, mechanical... [Pg.39]

Wiping Fast application Uniform fdm thickness High paint yield unsuitable for workpieces with complex shapes exterior coating of pipes application of bitumen to pipelines wood coating... [Pg.211]

Chem. Descrip. Bis (1,2,2,6,6-pentamethyl-4-piperidinyl) sebacate and methyl (1,2,2,6,6-pentamethyl-4-piperidit l) sebacate Uses Lt. stabilizer for industrial and automotive coatings incl. waterborne and UV curable coatings, coii coatings, paints, inks, wood stains, polymers (styrenics, acrylics, PE, PP, PU, unsat. poiyesters, eiastomers, PVB, PVC)... [Pg.128]

Uses Used to formulate coatings for paper, glass, plastic, wire screen, and elec, wiring, and in adhesives, wood sealers, paint removers as barrier and release coatings for pressure-sensitive tapes in food-contact coatings, paper/paperboard, closures with sealing gaskets tor food containers... [Pg.150]

Uses Blowing agent in printing inks, PU, PVC plastisols, fabrics, paper expanded microspheres as ultra-low density tillers tor use in engineered prods, in which other fillers would not be suitable, e.g., syn. marble and wood, coatings, sealants, explosives, auto, marine fillers, molding compds., composites, paint and crack fillers, cable fillings, elastomers Features Unexpanded microspheres Expancel 551 DE 20 [Expancel]... [Pg.348]

Chem. Descrip. Sol n. of native compds. in oxo oil Uses Defoamer for aq. coatings, matte, semigloss, and high gloss emulsion paints, wood coatings incl. UV/EB-curable systems Features Min. oiF and silicone-tree long term efiiciency Properties YIsh. to bm. liq. dens. 0.860-0.890 g/cm (20 C) vise. 25-100 mPa-s-(20 C) flash pt. > 125 C 100% act. [Pg.366]

Uses Acrylic for interior/exterior gloss enamel paints vehicle for industrially applied wood coatings and joinery Features High gloss development low cosolv. demand exc. block resis-... [Pg.562]

CAS 9002-88-4 EINECS/ELINCS 200-815-3 Uses PE for dry-bright floor polish emulsions, mold release coats gloss aid, nonskid aid, black heel marks resist, aid for protective coatings on metal, glass, wood, or painted surfs. [Pg.645]

Properties 270-300 p (mean) particle size sp.gr. 0.90 m.p. 166-168 Use Level > 3.0% (aq. and solv. metal, wood, powd. paints and coatings) PropylTex 50 [Micro Powders]... [Pg.666]


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