Chemical grafting improves adhesion of coatings on facade materials

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Wood-plastic omposites (WPCs) are increasingly used in exterior architectural applications. However, many contain polyethylene or polypropylene, which offer very poor paint adhesion. A process which involves flame or corona pretreatment followed by application of a waterbased solution of chemicals forming molecuar brushes is shown to provide excellent adhesion

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Last time updated on 18/08/2016

This paper was published in Swinburne Research Bank.

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