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Disperse at high shear for 20 minutes, then add stepwise with slow speed mixing:
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Total 100.00 75.12
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Non-volatile content by weight = 48.09% ICI Rotothinner viscosity = 10.5P
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SG = 1.33 @ 20°C
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PVC = 40%
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Disperse at high shear for 20 minutes, then add stepwise with slow speed mixing:
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Formulation ID/3 Contract Vinyl Matt
Disperse at high shear for 20 minutes, then add stepwise with slow speed mixing:
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Total 100.00 80.71
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Non-volatile content by weight = 47.15% ICI Rotothinner viscosity = 7P
Non-volatile content by volume = 34.53% ICI Gel Strength = 12 gm/cm
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SG = 1.24 @ 20°C
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PVC = 79%
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Disperse at high shear for 20 minutes, then add stepwise with slow speed mixing:
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Formulation ID/5 Coalescent Free Paint for New Plaster
Disperse at high shear for 20 minutes, then add stepwise with slow speed mixing:
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Total 100.00 70.35
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Non-volatile content by weight = 49.71% ICI Rotothinner viscosity = 11P
Non-volatile content by volume = 28.57% ICI Gel Strength = 21 gm/cm
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SG = 1.42 @ 20°C
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PVC = 76%
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Water 374.5
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Laponite RD 20.0
Concentrated Ammonia 1.0
Calgon N,10% 10.0
Optimix A 3.5
K6N 2.0
Byk W 2.0
Tiona 372 80.0
Socal P2 150.0
Finntalc M 15 80.0
Chinafill 84 50.0
Naintsch ST 60 30.0
Omya Special 50.0
Acronal 290D 95.0
Taxanol 5.0
White Spirit K 60 7.0
Borchigel L 75, 10% 40.0
1000.0
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Formulation ID/7 Interior Float Coating - "Putz"
Water 120.5
Tylose MH 300 2.0
Laponite RD 1.5
Ammonia 3.0
Optimix A 2.0
KM 102 1.0
Byk 073 3.0
Mowilith DM 122 80.0
Tiona 535 44.0
Durcal 10 50.0
Durcal 40 23.0
Durcal 130 58.0
Lime, beads (1.25-1.8)* 90.0
978.0
* Solvay-Alkali product
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Water 127
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Laponite RD 1
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Natrosol HHR 1
Ammonia 1
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Betolin Quart 5 10
Betolin EP 219 150
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Tiona 372 80
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Socal P2 100
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Durcal 5 120
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White spirit K 60 5
Shellsol A 3
Alberdingk SC 44 50
Byk 040 2
Betolin Ep 219 200
1000
Test Data:
Brightness, HBW A 88.0%
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Contrast ration 300g/m according to DIN 99.48
Gloss <85° 2.7%
Viscosity,Haake E, after preparation 2000 mPas
Haake E, 28 days later 2400 mPas
Blue-yellow value 5.3
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Formulation ID/9 Water based multicolour paint
Introduction
This describes a starter formulation suitable for making a water based multicolour paint.
The formulation uses a single base paint which is then split into two or more portions and tinted as required. The
separate colours are blended together again in a stabilized sol dispersion of Laponite. By following the mixing
procedure described in stage 3 a product is formed where the individual paint particles or flecks are covered in a thin
layer of Laponite gel. This gel coating acts as a physical barrier to prevent the different colours mixing together. The
exceptional shear thinning shown by Laponite gels has the additional benefit of acting as a lubricant between the
paint particles to prevent their blending during mixing and spray application.
This formulation shows excellent long term storage and application stability.
In developing a commercial formulation for multicolour paint it is likely that the secondary colour, the flecks, will be
made to a slightly different formulation than the primary colour. Modification of the rheology of the secondary colour
to give a more elastic texture can allow the production of a paint which has a larger fleck size in the coated film. This
can be achieved by replacing part of the Laponite and hydroxyethyl cellulose system shown with thickeners which
show reduced shear thinning and give extended viscosity in the higher shear range such as polyurethane
associatives and some organic gums.
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The formulation has been divided into three stages
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Water 35.73
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Laponite RD 0.34
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Total 100.0
It is possible to further increase the elasticity of the secondary colour by including an associative thickener in the
formulation. This can have the effect of producing a larger fleck size which is a desirable property in multicolour
paint.
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Stage 2 Tinting
The primary and secondary colours should be prepared in the required quantities. In practice the actual proportion of
each colour varies widely depending upon the manufacturer, the product and end application. For the purpose of
showing an example Stage 3 describes a paint composed of:-
90 parts white
5 parts red
5 parts blue
Tinting should be carried out by adding pigment dispersion concentrates to the concentration required by the paint
producer. Multicolour paints covering the whole colour spectrum are possible.
For maximum long term colour stability it is highly recommended that pigment pastes dispersed in water are used.
The Hüls Aquatrend range is suitable.
In this final stage the separate colours are successively added to a concentrated colloidal sol dispersion of Laponite
which has been stabilized at a low viscosity by tetrasodium pyrophosphate. When the paint comes into contact with
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the Laponite sol dispersion a thin coating of Laponite gel is formed on the surface of the paint. This is caused by the
interaction between the polar compounds present in the paint and the Laponite sol.
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Slow speed mixing (50 rpm or less) causes the paint to break up into small particles which are separated from each
other by the protective coating of Laponite gel.
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A colloidal styrene acrylic emulsion is added to incorporate the free Laponite gel firmly into the film on drying. This
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Water 41.57
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Laponite RD 2.00
Total 100.0
Mix the final formulation very slowly. Speed and duration of mixing are important factors
in determining the particle size of the secondary colours.
Application
Before use, stir the paint gently. Do not shear. Do not thin. Apply by spray in cross lay method. Use high volume,
low pressure (HVLP) equipment. The Sata NR HVLP or the Binks Mach 1 HVLP sprayguns are suitable. The pot
pressure should be 10 psi (0.70 bar) and the air pressure at the gun should be 5-10 psi (0.35-0.70 bar) with inlet
pressure to the gun being 65-75 psi (4.5-5.2 bar).
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Formulation ED/1
WATER-BASED PAINT
for exterior application, thixotropic, satin finish
Water 61.5
Laponite RD 2.5
Propylene glycol 50.0
Optimix A 8.0
Tiona RCL-535 180.0
Socal P2 50.0
Byk 020 2.5
Parmetol A 23 1.5
Water 40.0
Methyl diglycol 20.0
Dowanol DPmB 12.0
Rohm and Haas EP-2592 450.0
Ropaque OP-62 67.0
Acrysol RM 1020 47.0
Acrysol RM 8 7.0
Triton CR7M 1.0
1000.0
Test data:
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Contrast ratio, height of gap in coating 200 µm (%) 98.18
Blue/yellow value t.c (%) -0.7
Gloss <85° (%) 53.7
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Formulation ED/2
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SILICONE-BASED COATING
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Water 189.0
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Laponite RD 1.0
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NH3 1.0
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Optimix A 3.0
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Test results:
Formulation ED/3
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EXTERIOR ROUND AGGREGATE
Water 63.5
Tylose MH 300 2.0
Laponite RD 2.0
Ammonia 2.0
Optimix A 2.0
Mergal AF 2.0
Byk 073 2.0
White spirit K 60 8.0
Mowilith DM 122 140.0
Tiona 535 50.0
Calibrite SL 120.0
Durcal 130 100.0
Granicalcium 0.35-0.7 350.0
Cranicalcium 0.5-1.5 40.0
Butyl diglycol acetate 4.0
Dibutyl phthalate 4.0
891.5
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Formulation ED/4
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EXTERIOR FLOATING
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Ammonia 3.0
Optimix A 2.0
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Mergal AF 2.0
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Byk 0, 73 3.0
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Durcal 40 97.0
Durcal 130 558.0
Quartz (beads No.4) 80.0
989.0
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Formulation ED/5
Water 222.0
Tylose MHB 30000 yp 4.0
Laponite RD 1.5
Caustic soda solution, 10% 1.0
Calgon N,10% 10.0
Optimix A 3.5
Tiona RCL-388 25.0
Socal P2 30.0
Finntalc M 15 60.0
Chinafill 84 50.0
Mica P 70.0
Acronal 290 D 230.0
Ethylene glycol 40.0
White spirit, K 60 10.0
Butyl diglycol 12.0
Parmetol A 23 3.0
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Byk 073 3.0
t.c 1000.0
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Test data:
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Opacity
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Blue-yellow value
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Viscosity, Haake E
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Formulation ED/6
Use of water reducible alkyds is growing as coatings are increasingly being converted from solvent
based to waterborne. In this formulation Laponite RDS increases viscosity and improves sag resistance
and syneresis control without decreasing gloss or levelling.
Laponite RDS is used here in a premix that will remain fluid over 2-3 weeks, allowing a stock to be
prepared which may be used in a succession of paint batches.
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PART B t.c
Butyl Cellosolve 3.94
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Activ-8 0.11
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mix rapidly:
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then add:
mix until homogenous, add Part B, stir for 30 minutes, then add:
water 31.84
Ammonium hydroxide (0.91) 0.35
100.00
Finally, add Part A, the Laponite RDS premix and stir until homogenous
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Formulation CW/1
Interior/exterior gloss paint
Order of addition % weight function
Water 2.88
Polypropylene glycol 2.43
AMP-95 0.20 dispersant
Dehydran 1620 0.25 defoamer
Surfynol 104E 0.40 dispersant
Neocryl BT-24 3.14 dispersant
Tioxide TR92 24.36 pigment
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Then add
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Rheolate 350 0.96 thickener
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100.00
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Formulation CW/2
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Water 333.0
Tylose MHB 30000 yp 2.0
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Laponite RD 2.0
Caustic soda solution, 10% 1.0
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Optimix A 3.0
Tiona RCL-535 140.0
Socal P2 200.0
Steamic OXO 80.0
Durcal 2 60.0
Alberdingk + Boley AS 6000 150.0
Mergal K 9 N 2.0
Byk 033 2.0
Borchigel L75, 10% 15.0
1000.0
Test Data
Brightness, HBW A (%) 93.0
Opacity Contrast ratio with
height of gap in coating 100 µm (%) 98.95
height of gap in coating 100 µm (%) 99.47
Blue-yellow value
Gloss < 85° (%) -1.2
Viscosity, Haake VT 500
after 1 day at room temperature (mPa.s) 2100
after 28 days storage at 50°C (mPa.s) 2300
Washability according to DIN 53 778
after 28 days, 23°C/50%
relative humidity (cycles) >5000
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Density (g/cm ) 1.52
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Formulation CW/3
PAINT FOR DOOR APPLICATION
According to DIN 53 778-S-M
solvent-free, highly suitable for roller application
Water 333.0
Tylose MHB 30000 yp 2.0
Laponite RD 2.0
Caustic soda solution, 10% 1.0
Calgon N, 10% 10.0
Optimix A 3.0
Tiona RCL-535 140.0
Socal P2 200.0
Steamic OXO 80.0
Durcal 2 60.0
Alberdingk + Boley AS 6000 150.0
Mergal K 9 N 2.0
Byk 033 2.0
Borchigel L75, 10% 15.0
1000.0
Test Data
Brightness, HBW A (%) 93.0
Opacity Contrast ratio with
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height of gap in coating 100 µm (%) 98.95
height of gap in coating 100 µm (%) 99.47
Blue-yellow value
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Gloss < 85° (%) -1.2
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Density (g/cm ) 1.52
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Formulation CW/4
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pH = 8.0 @ 20°C
Brookfield Viscosity = 85cP (sp 2, 60rpm, 1 min)
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Formulation CW/5
WATER REDUCIBLE WOOD STAIN
Order of addition % weight
water 7.24
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Ammonium hydroxide (0.91) 0.22
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Mix the following for 30 minutes, then add to batch, stir until homogenous
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water 8.00
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100.00
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Formulation CW/6
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This formulation, based on the acrylic emulsion Neocryl XA-6053 from Zeneca, has been developed for
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water 15.00
Tetrasodium pyrophosphate 0.004
Laponite RD 0.12
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Formulation CW/7
Water based wiping stain
Water 17.38
H-D Trans Yellow B223 0.69 pigment
H-D Trans Red B123 2.07 pigment
Irgasperse Red G-U 2.48 pigment
Irgasperse Brown R-U 0.96 pigment
Aurasperse W-7017 Black 0.73 pigment
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Ammonia (14% solution) 1.52 neutralizing agent
Water 11.08 t.c
Acrysol ASE-60 6.02 thickener
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Water 8.91
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Water 6.97
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Formulation CW/8
WOOD STAIN
water-based, brown
Water 691.0
Concentrated ammonia 1.5
Laponite RD 6.0
Optimix A 0.8
Colanyl black 0.4
Luconyl orange 12.0
Byk 033 0.1
Texanol 15.0
Dilexo 37 270.0
Mergal BCM 2.3
1000.0
Test data:
Viscosity, Haake-E
after preparation (mPa.s) 45
after 28 days storage at 50°C (mPa.s) 60
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pH 9.3
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Formulation CW/9
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WOOD STAIN
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Worlessol 31 347.0
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Worleesol 22 84.0
Laponite RD 15.0
Concentrated ammonia 4.5
Activ 8 1.0
Servosyn WEB, co 8% 2.0
Servosyn WEB, Mn 9% 6.0
Luconyl orange 2416 43.0
Luconyl red 2817 7.0
Water 490.5
1000.0
Test Data:
Viscosity, Haake-E
after preparation (mPa.s) 1050
pH 7.5
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Formulation IC/1
Rust Conversion Coating
(based on tannic acid/Polidene 33-065
and Laponite RDS)
Order of addition % weight volume function
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A formulation based upon gallic acid is available on request. t.c
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Formulation IC/2
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Anti-corrosive Primer
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Formulation IC/3
High build finishing paint
(based on Haloflex 208 and Laponite RD)
Order of addition % weight volume function
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pH = 6.1 @ 20°c
SG = 1.43 @ 20°c
PVC =
t.c
37.9%
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Formulation IC/4
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Formulation IC/5
Non-leafing metallic paint
water 41.55 Am
Kelsol 3906 27.30 short oil alkyd resin
Add the premix to the alkyd resin dispersion, then add the following:
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Hydropaste 82255 Aluminium 12.60 pigment
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water 11.32
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100.00
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Formulation IC/6
Anti condensation paint - 1
Suitable for air or airless spray application
Order of addition % weight Function
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Then add:
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Collacryl PU 85 (25%) 0.8 thickener
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Water 16.18
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100.00
Formulation adapted from original work by Goodyear
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Formulation IC/7
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Then add:
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Formulation IC/8
Anti-Corrosion Primer
for spray and dip application
water-thinnable, high opacity, matt
Ingredient Function wt %
Product Evaluation
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Hiding power
Contrast ratio with a 100 µm t.c
applicator aperture (%) 100.00
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pH 9.0
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Formulation IC/9
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PART A Premix:
water 5.86
Potassium silicate, 30% 20.53
PART B Premix:
water 2.93
Laponite RDS 0.21
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Formulation IC/10
Spray Paint
High-gloss, water-thinnable
Ingredient Function wt %
Product Evaluation
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Hiding power
t.c
Contrast ratio with a 100 µm
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CIELAB-L*/a*/b* 51.9/53.73/39.23
Viscosity after manufacture - DIN-4 (s) 17
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pH 9.5
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Formulation IC/11
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Ingredient Function wt %
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Product Evaluation
Hiding power
Contrast ratio with a 100 µm
applicator aperture (%) 97.12
Gloss <20°/<60°/85% (%) 79.4/93.3/98.3
CIELAB-L*/a*/b* 58.28/28.67/19.98
Viscosity after manufacture - DIN-4 (s) 210
Degree of grinding (µm) 20
pH 9.5
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Formulation IC/12
Finishing Paint
High gloss, water-thinnable, air drying
Ingredient Function wt %
Product Evaluation
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Degree of grinding (µm) 15
pH
t.c 7.0
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Formulation IC/13
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Ingredient Function wt %
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Product evaluation
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Formulation IC/14
Stoving Enamel
High gloss, water-thinnable, high opacity
(stoving conditions: 150°C, 20 min)
Ingredient Function wt %
Product evaluation
Hiding power
Contrast ratio with a 100 µm
applicator aperture (%) 98.72
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Gloss <20°/<60°/<85° (%) 5.7/46.3/84.3
CIELAB-L*/a*/b* t.c 52.88/-14.54/13.22
Viscosity after manufacture - DIN-4 (s) 125.0
Water (%) 14.4
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pH 8.8
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Formulation IC/15
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Ingredient Function wt %
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Part A
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Product evaluation
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