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Effectiveness of two different hydrophobic topcoats for increasing of durability of exterior coating systems on oak wood
Published:
15 March 2019
by MDPI
in 1st Coatings and Interfaces Web Conference
session Corrosion and Surface Protection
Abstract:
Top hydrophobic layer can increase durability of exterior coatings on wood. Two hydrophobic topcoats—synthetics and water-based acrylate resin with wax additives were researched as top layer on twenty-four different coating systems applied on oak wood in this experiment. Artificial accelerated weathering lasted six weeks. Changes of color, gloss, surface wetting were evaluated, and microscopic analyses of coated surfaces were done. The results have shown that top hydrophobic layer increases durability of tested coating systems in most cases. However, the effectiveness of the two researched hydrophobic topcoats was different depending on the specific tested coating systems.
Keywords: artificial weathering; durability; exterior coatings; hydrophobic topcoat; oak wood
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28 March 2019
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29 March 2019
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Marko Petrič
29 March 2019
Applicability of the results
Nice work done. Interesting and useful!
Miloš Pánek
29 March 2019
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Miloš Pánek
Miloš Pánek