Method of applying an impact resistant moisture impermeable resinous coating
AssigneeShaw Industries Ltd.
InventorsStephen E. McConkey, Gordon G. Macphail
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Abstract
A method of forming an impact-resistant, moisture impermeable coating on the surface of an object, such as a pipe, comprises heating the object to a temperature above which a thermosetting resin applied to the heated surface will fuse, so that the resin forms a continuous layer. Before the layer of resin has gelled, a second layer consisting of a finely divided particulate mixture of the resin and a solid such as glass fiber or mica is applied over the first layer. The two layers are fused together to form a homogeneous resin covering with one layer reinforced by the above solid. The resin coating is then cured and the object allowed to cool. An apparatus for carrying out the method is also described.
Claims5
A method of forming an impact resistant moisture impermeable resinous coating on the surface of a metallic object which comprises applying a thermosetting resin onto said surface, the surface having been heated to a temperature above the fusion temperature of the resin, the resin being fused thereon to form a first continuous layer, applying onto said layer before it has gelled a finely divided mixture consisting of said resin and a particulate inorganic solid selected from the group consisting of glass fibres and mica flakes to form a second continuous layer covering the first layer, the layers fusing together to form a homogeneous resin covering with the particulate solid reinforcing the second layer, and cooling and curing the applied resin.
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