Process for coating a glass substrate with an aqueous fluoropolymer coating
AssigneeArkema Inc.
InventorsMin Zheng, Mei Wen, Scott R. Gaboury, Kurt A. Wood, Ronald H. Partridge
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AssigneeArkema Inc.
InventorsMin Zheng, Mei Wen, Scott R. Gaboury, Kurt A. Wood, Ronald H. Partridge
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The invention relates to an process for coating a glass substrate with an environmentally friendly aqueous, fluoropolymer coating composition. The process involves applying a polyurethane primer to the glass substrate, and partially, but not completely crosslinking this primer coating. An aqueous hydroxyl-functional fluoropolymer coating is then applied to the partially crosslinked primer coating, and the coating allowed to fully cure. The invention also relates to the intertwined multilayer primer/fluoropolymer coating on the glass substrate. The final coating has excellent wet adhesion to glass, good weathering, durability, chalking resistance, chemical resistance, and dirt pickup resistance.
A process for forming a fluoropolymer coating on a substrate comprising the steps of:
An aqueous fluoropolymer coated substrate comprising a substrate having adhered to at least one surface a two layer coating wherein said first layer comprises
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