Method of producing coating on reconstituted wood substrate
AssigneesRohm and Haas Company, Akzo-Nobel Coatings, Inc.
InventorsOscar H. Hsu, Gerard M. Currier, Philip H. Moes
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AssigneesRohm and Haas Company, Akzo-Nobel Coatings, Inc.
InventorsOscar H. Hsu, Gerard M. Currier, Philip H. Moes
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The present invention is directed to producing a smooth hard coating on a wood substrate. A layer of a foamed polymerized latex emulsion is applied on the surface of a wood substrate, such as an oriented strand board. The layer is dried, crushed and then cured to form the coating. If desired the cured coating may be provided with a post cure heat treatment to improve its hardness. The present invention is also directed to applying and drying the layer of the foamed polymerized latex emulsion on a mat of wood fibers or flakes and then crushing and curing the crushed layer and the mat into a hardboard having a smooth hard coating. The coating of the present invention is useful as a sealer coat on a wood substrate. By adding pigment to polymerized emulsion, the sealer coat can be used to provide a finish coat on the wood substrate.
A method of producing a coating on the surface of a reconstituted wood substrate comprising:
A method of producing a coating on the surface of a reconstituted wood substrate comprising:
A method of producing a coated reconstituted wood substrate comprising:
A method of producing a coated reconstituted wood substrate comprising:
A method of producing a coating on the surface of a reconstituted wood substrate comprising:
A method of producing a coating on the surface of a reconstituted wood substrate comprising:
A method of producing a coated reconstituted wood substrate comprising:
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