Inhibition of paint-product skin formation on the interior surface of a paint vessel lid
AssigneePPG Industries, Inc.
InventorsKenneth Franklin, William S. Rosenthal, S. Thomas Greer
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AssigneePPG Industries, Inc.
InventorsKenneth Franklin, William S. Rosenthal, S. Thomas Greer
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Disclosed is a method to inhibit the formation of a paint-product skin on the interior surface of the lid of a closed upright vessel housing a paint composition wherein a portion of said composition is volatile. The method comprises delivering said paint composition to an upright, open vessel closeable at its top with a lid; delivering a sufficient quantity of a barrier material to the open vessel to provide a covering layer of the barrier material for the top of the paint composition; and closing the open vessel at its top with a lid. The barrier material is characterized as (1) less dense than the paint composition; (2) containing a volatile portion whose volatility is at least substantially equivalent to the volatility of the volatile portion of the paint composition; and (3) sufficiently compatible with the paint composition to become a mixed non-detrimental component thereof upon adequate mixing therewith.
A method to inhibit the formation of a paint-product skin on the interior surface of the lid of a closed upright vessel housing a paint composition wherein a portion of said composition is volatile, the method comprising:
A lidded vessel containing a partially volatile paint composition and a layer of barrier material, said layer being disposed between the lid of the vessel and the top of the paint composition and covering said paint composition, the barrier material being characterized as
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