Method for making figures/stripes on an article and the...

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – With printing or coating of workpiece – Applying indicia or design

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C264S136000, C264S137000, C264S161000, C264S162000, C264S257000, C264S258000, C264S324000

Reexamination Certificate

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07090795

ABSTRACT:
A method for making figures/stripes on an article, including steps of: preparing a substrate; wrapping an outer surface of the substrate with a fiberglass fabric drenched with resin; placing at least one thin or slender covering material on an outer face of the fiberglass fabric, the substrate, fiberglass fabric and the covering material together forming a wrapping body; using a binding means to bind the wrapping body to harden and pattern the fiberglass fabric; taking off the binding means after the wrapping body is hardened and patterned, whereby the fiberglass fabric is hardened to form an inner layer, the covering material positioned on the inner layer and forming the figures/strips; painting an outer resin on an outer face of the wrapping body after the outer resin is hardened; and buffing the hardening layer to complete the article.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4645556 (1987-02-01), Waugh et al.

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