Chemical reactivation method to adhere coatings directly to metal surfaces
AssigneeThe Boeing Company
InventorsJason Alan BOLLES, Jay Victor COVEY, Scott Allen DAVIS
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AssigneeThe Boeing Company
InventorsJason Alan BOLLES, Jay Victor COVEY, Scott Allen DAVIS
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A method for adhering a coating to a metal substrate is disclosed, which includes exposing a surface of a metal substrate to a solvent, applying a sol-gel treatment to the metal substrate, drying the treated metal substrate, applying a chemical reactivator to the treated metal substrate, and applying a polymer coating to the metal substrate. The method can include cleaning the metal substrate with an alkaline cleaner prior to exposing a surface of a metal substrate to a solvent. The polymer coating may include a polyurethane or a clear polymer coating. An article is disclosed, which includes a metal substrate, coated with a sol-gel coating layer, chemical reactivator layer, and a clear polymer coating.
A method for adhering a coating to a metal substrate, comprising:
A method to prevent erosion on leading edges of metal surfaces, the method comprising:
An article, comprising:
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