Method of coating an uncured mineral substrate
AssigneeRohm and Haas Company
InventorMichael Damian Bowe
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AssigneeRohm and Haas Company
InventorMichael Damian Bowe
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A high gloss coating on a mineral substrate, such as a roof tile or floor tile, can be achieved by a method comprising: i) forming said substrate from an uncured mineral composition, preferably a green concrete, clay or fiber cement; ii) forming a continuous layer of film-forming polymeric binder over a surface of said substrate formed in i) by: a) applying to said surface a first coating composition comprising film-forming polymeric binder, and b) destabilizing said first coating composition prior to application of, upon contact of, or subsequent to application of said first coating composition on said surface; iii) applying to the coated surface formed in ii) a second coating composition comprising a film forming polymeric binder; and iv) drying and curing said coated substrate formed in iii), for example in an oven or autoclave.
A method of coating a mineral substrate with at least one coating composition comprising a film forming polymeric binder, which method comprises the following process steps:
A method of improving the gloss finish of a mineral substrate formed by a process comprising the following process steps:
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