Coating processes – Vacuum utilized prior to or during coating – Organic base
Patent
1980-06-13
1982-02-02
Lusignan, Michael R.
Coating processes
Vacuum utilized prior to or during coating
Organic base
106 1833, 106 1836, 427440, B05D 118, B05D 300, C09D 516, C09D 518
Patent
active
043139760
ABSTRACT:
Method and composition for simultaneously coloring and preserving wood by a single application of a contacting solution comprising any one of several known water soluble chemical preservatives containing any or all of the following heavy metals: copper, chromium and zinc, to which preservative solution has been added one or more specific naphthalene or benzene derivative compounds having hydroxy, amino or sulfonic acid functional groups attached to a ring carbon atom. Without departing from the teachings of this invention the wood may first be treated with the preservative solution and then contacted with the benzene or naphthalene derivative compound. It is also possible to apply the benzene or naphthalene derivative to the wood initially, followed by the application of the preservative solution.
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Lusignan Michael R.
Osmose Wood Preserving Co. of America, Inc.
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