Curable aqueous silicate composition, uses thereof, and coatings or layers made therefrom
AssigneeH. B. Fuller Company
InventorVernon H. Batdorf
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AssigneeH. B. Fuller Company
InventorVernon H. Batdorf
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The disclosed aqueous binder system has a pot life of more than 15 minutes at room temperature and is normally stored as a two-part system. The first part comprises an alkali metal silicate, and the second part comprises a coreactant metal salt of marginal water solubility (at room temperature and neutral pH) which provides reactive divalent metal ions. A rubber latex is normally included in one or both parts, preferably the coreactant (second) part. Preferred coreactants are metal salts of Group II, A or B of the Periodic Table, particularly phosphates, carbonates, or borates of magnesium and zinc. A preferred method of application involves blending the two-part system, spraying it onto a surface, and permitting the sprayed material to cure to a water-resistant layer having a Barcol hardness of at least 10. A low density inorganic filler can be incorporated into the coating to reduce its density below 0.4 g/cc and to provide better insulative properties.
An aqueous silicate composition which is curable at room temperature and which comprises:
A two-part curable composition which is curable at room temperature when the two parts are blended together, said composition comprising:
An aqueous silicate composition which is curable at room temperature and which comprises:
An aqueous silicate insulation composition which is curable at room temperature and which comprises:
A coating composition which dries and cures to a solid, crosslinked mass at room temperature, which comprises:
A method of applying an insulative, fire-retardant coating to a substrate which comprises the steps of:
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