Car body coating process
AssigneeKansai Paint Co., Ltd.
InventorsTadashi Watanabe, Tadayoshi Hiraki, Akira Tominaga, Takeshi Yawata
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
This invention provides a car body coating process wherein the metal-exposed portion of a shell body, a part or whole of which has been made of plastics-covered metal plates, is electrocoated with use of an electrodeposition paint which contains no coloring pigment and has a bath solid content of at most 10% by weight and which is capable of forming a clear coating film.
Claims18
A car body coating process wherein the main exterior of a car body is produced with use of plastics-covered metal plates to form a shell body, and that the metal-exposed portion of the shell body is electrocoated with an electrodeposition paint which contains no coloring pigment and has a bath solid content of at most 10% by weight and which forms a clear coating film.
A car body coating process wherein car parts which are made by cutting, holding and joining plastics-covered metal plates are attached to the main exterior of main body which has previously been assembled, and that thus formed shell body has its metal-exposed portions electrocoated with an electrodeposition paint which contains no coloring pigment and has a bath solid content of at most 10% by weight and which forms a clear coating film.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.