Method for masking glass, glass-ceramic and ceramic surfaces
AssigneeCorning Glass Works
InventorsJames F. Dix, Clarence E. Ford, Jr., Ray B. Forker, Jr., Ronald E. Johnson
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AssigneeCorning Glass Works
InventorsJames F. Dix, Clarence E. Ford, Jr., Ray B. Forker, Jr., Ronald E. Johnson
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A method for masking selected areas of a glass, glass-ceramic, or ceramic surface against subsequently-applied coating compositions. The method contemplates three general steps: (a) a molten thermoplastic masking coating consisting essentially of about 10-60% bentonite clay, 0-40% of a refractory metal oxide, and 40-80% of a thermoplastic organic medium is applied from a heated surface onto the surface of an elastomeric or silicone-coated body; (b) the thermoplastic coating is cooled thereon to a temperature at which the coating exhibits sufficient tack and cohesiveness to permit transfer from the elastomeric or silicone-coated body; and (c) the so-coated body is brought into contact with the surface of a glass, glass-ceramic, or ceramic article to transfer the coating thereto.
A method for masking selected areas of a glass, glass-ceramic, or ceramic surface against coating compositions which comprises the steps of:
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