Metal film coated with an autodeposited coating

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Mechanical shaping or molding to form or reform shaped article – Shaping against forming surface

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427435, 428463, 264299, 264304, 264306, 264334, 156344, B05D 118

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042061695

ABSTRACT:
A resinous coated metal film is produced by depositing metal on a support to form thereon a metal film and forming on the thus deposited metal film an autodeposited resinous coating. In one embodiment, the autodeposited resinous coated metal film is formed by immersing a metallic substrate in a modified autodepositing composition, that is, an autodepositing composition modified by the addition thereto of dissolved metal which is more noble than the metallic substrate. In another embodiment, a metal film is preformed on a metallic substrate, and thereafter the metallic substrate, having thereon the metal film, is contacted with an autodepositing composition. The metal film having thereon the autodeposited coating can be separated from the metallic substrate.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1974763 (1934-09-01), Wirth
Nascus, Metalizing of Plastics, pp. 4, 14-16 (1960).

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