Adhesive caulking material which can mimic the appearance of a multicolored stone surface
AssigneeGloucester Co., Inc.
InventorsTheodore P. Anderson, Lawrence H. Boise, Robert G. Modrak
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AssigneeGloucester Co., Inc.
InventorsTheodore P. Anderson, Lawrence H. Boise, Robert G. Modrak
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An adhesive caulking material comprising granular solid colored particles dispersed in a base formulation is disclosed. The adhesive caulking material exhibits a cosmetic capacity to take on the appearance of a natural or synthetic solid substrate. A method is provided for producing the adhesive caulking material comprising the steps of: (a) providing a base formulation exhibiting a desired background color; and (b) adding to the base formulation an amount of granular solid colored particles effective to achieve a desired appearance. The invention also relates to colored solid chips comprising a coagulated or aggregated mixture comprising a polymeric resin and an amount of one or more pigments sufficient to obtain a desired single- or multi-colored appearance. The chips have a granular shape and have a size in the range from about 0.25 mm to about 20 mm in diameter. A solid material is also described which comprises: (a) a solid substrate comprising a plurality of sections with gaps therebetween; the substrate having a speckled or grainy appearance; and (b) a curable adhesive caulking material comprising granular solid colored particles dispersed in a base formulation, the adhesive caulking material substantially filling the gaps and essentially matching the appearance of the substrate.
An adhesive caulking material comprising granular solid colored particles dispersed in a base formulation, which adhesive caulking material exhibits a cosmetic capacity to take on the appearance of a natural or synthetic solid substrate, and in which the adhesive caulking material exhibits a single- or multi-colored aggregate appearance, and the granular solid colored particles have a size ranging from about 0.25 mm to about 20 mm in diameter.
An adhesive caulking material comprising granular solid colored particles dispersed in a base formulation, which adhesive caulking material exhibits a cosmetic capacity to take on the appearance of a natural or synthetic solid substrate, and which adhesive caulking material takes on the appearance of a solid granite surface or a solid sandstone surface.
An adhesive caulking material comprising granular solid colored particles dispersed in a base formulation, which adhesive caulking material exhibits a cosmetic capacity to take on the appearance of a natural or synthetic solid substrate, in which said base formulation comprises a non-water based polymeric resin.
An adhesive caulking material comprising granular solid colored particles dispersed in a base formulation, which adhesive caulking material exhibits a cosmetic capacity to take on the appearance of a natural or synthetic solid substrate, in which the polymeric resin comprises a fluoroelastomer resin, silicone resins, or combinations thereof.
An adhesive caulking material comprising granular solid colored particles dispersed in a base formulation, which adhesive caulking material exhibits a cosmetic capacity to take on the appearance of a natural or synthetic solid substrate, in which said granular solid colored particles comprise granulated colored solid chips, granulated pigmented polymeric aggregates, granulated, shredded, or ground pieces of rubber or used tires, or colored chunks or granules of plastic, and in which said granular solid colored particles have a size ranging from about 0.5 mm to about 13 mm in diameter.
A method for producing an adhesive caulking material comprising granular solid colored particles dispersed in a base formulation;
A method for producing an adhesive caulking material comprising granular solid colored particles dispersed in a base formulation;
A method for producing an adhesive caulking material comprising granular solid colored particles dispersed in a base formulation;
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