Surface defects: diagnosis and cure.(paint surfaces)

From: The Journal of Coatings Technology | Date: January 1, 1999| Author: Schoff, Clifford K. | Copyright information

INTRODUCTION

When I was first asked to give the 1998 Mattiello Lecture, I thought of a number of different topics, including mechanical properties of coatings, cure and cure characterization, and problem solving. I felt that Percy Pierce and I had covered surface defects several years ago with our Federation booklet on the subject.[1] However, discussions with colleagues and continual encounters with surface defects made me realize that defect problems have not gone away...

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