The Journal of Coatings Technology articles from March 1999

The Journal of Coatings Technology archives from March 1999

Exterior durability.(Educational Series)(part 3)
March 1, 1999... Exterior durability of coatings refers to their resistance to change during outdoor exposure; such changes include changes of modulus, loss of strength, embrittlement, discoloration, loss of adhesion, chalking, loss of gloss, and environmental...

Parameters influencing the spray behavior of waterborne coatings.(Cover Story)
March 1, 1999... INTRODUCTION Although the application of coatings by spray has been practiced for over 70 years, the process is still not well understood because of the complexity of the atomization process, differences in the design, size, and operating...

Quantitative method for determination of thickener equilibration in coatings.
March 1, 1999... INTRODUCTION Viscosity is a quality control or sales specification for many waterborne formulations including paints, paper coatings, adhesives, caulks, drilling fluids, shampoos, inks and the like. Common to these formulations is the...

Changing nature of wood products - what does it mean for coatings and finish performance?(Technology Forum: Wood Coatings)
March 1, 1999... Most current recommendations concerning the application and performance of coatings and finishes on exterior solid wood substrates are based upon knowledge gained decades ago. Chapter 16 of the "Wood Handbook: Wood as an Engineering...

Mildew and mildew control for wood surfaces.(Technology Forum: Wood Coatings)
March 1, 1999... WHAT IS MILDEW? Definition The term "mildew" is a common term in the paint and coatings industry and is used to describe an unsightly discoloration of a paint film. Mildew is a general term for growth produced by mold fungi. This...