Paint Film Defects: Their Causes and Cure |
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Cloudiness Turbidity Sedimentation in Transparent | 3 |
AfterThickening Feedingup Gelling resulting in Ropiness | 10 |
Sect | 12 |
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acetate acid adhesion alkaline alkyd alloys aluminium applied base bitumen Blistering bloom brushing calcium sulphate calcium sulphate plasters carbon cause cellulose cellulose lacquers cement cent chalking chemical chlorinated Cissing colour corrosion Cracking defect discolouration distemper driers drying oil effect emulsion enamels especially evaporation excessive failure fault filler filling power finishes flaking footnote formation H. A. Gardner heat humidity instance insufficient insulating iron lacquer films layer lime linseed oil lithopone long oil Loss of gloss medium metal moisture nitrocellulose lacquer oil content oil paints oil varnishes oil-base oxide paint films paint materials Peeling phenol resin pigments Pinholing plasticiser polishing possible primer priming coats red lead resistance rosin rust saponification Section shellac skin solvents spraying steel stoving sub-section suitable surface synthetic resin varnishes temperature thick thin thinners tion titanium unsuitable vapours varnish films weather wetting white lead white spirit wood oil yellow zinc zinc oxide