Methods and apparatus for reducing air entrapment in spray appli

Coating processes – With post-treatment of coating or coating material

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427335, 427421, 427422, 427426, 118300, 118326, B05D 102, B05B 700

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ABSTRACT:
The invention is directed to a method and apparatus for coating substrates by a liquid spray so as to avoid entrapment of gaseous bubbles, particularly air bubbles, in the coating and desirably to thereby obtain bubble-free coatings. More particularly, the invention involves spray applying the coating to a substrate in an atmosphere consisting of gases having appreciable solubility in the applied coating, such as carbon dioxide, such that gas bubbles that may become entrapped in the coating are removed after application by the gases dissolving into the coating and diffusing to the surface.

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