Abstract
With increasing frequency cartridge-based technology is becoming the preferred method for touch-up and repair applications using high-solids coatings. Cartridge technology directly addresses many of the issues associated with batch mixing including pot life constraints, waste generation and off-ratio material proportioning/mixing. Recent data indicate there are substantial cost-savings and environmental benefits associated with cartridge use in comparison to conventional methods of touch-up and repair.
Subject
Costs,
Coating application,
Coatings,
Materials,
Industries,
Walls,
Personnel,
Repair,
Mixing,
Case studies,
Risk reduction,
Wastes,
Paints
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2012
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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