UV curable polish and method of use
AssigneeLilly Industries Limited
InventorsEugen Safta, James V. Mirante, Danny R. Linthicum, Greg Muselman
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AssigneeLilly Industries Limited
InventorsEugen Safta, James V. Mirante, Danny R. Linthicum, Greg Muselman
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A free-radical polish composition is described. The composition can be applied and cured as an ultra thin film on finished surfaces to provide enhanced chemical and mar resistance. The composition comprises an aqueous emulsion including an olefin-functional polymer having low glass transition temperature or an olefin-functional prepolymer, and a silicone or silicone copolymer preferably with photoinitiators for UV and EB cure. The polish/emulsion can be applied, for example, to wet the surface of nitrocellulose lacquer wood finishes. The polish wet surface is first wiped to remove excess polish and thereafter exposed to UV radiation to provide a thin, polymerized permanent protective film on the polished surface.
Method for improving mar resistance and chemical resistance of a nitrocellulose lacquer finish on a wood surface, said method comprising the steps of
The method for forming a thin surface protective coating on a surface, said method comprising the step of
Method for improving mar resistance and chemical resistance of a nitrocellulose lacquer finish on a wood surface, said method comprising the steps of
A curable polish composition comprising an aqueous emulsion including an olefin functional polymer having a glass transition temperature of less than 30.degree. C. or an olefin-functional prepolymer, a silicone or silicone copolymer, a free-radical initiator, a water immiscible organic solvent, a water miscible organic solvent, water, and an emulsifier in an amount sufficient to stabilize the emulsion.
A method for preparing a free-radical curable polish composition (100 parts by weight) comprising the steps of selecting or forming an aqueous emulsion of about 2 to about 20 parts by weight of an olefin-functional polymer or prepolymer;
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