Method of forming a protective layer on a copper-free reflective

Optical: systems and elements – Light interference – Produced by coating or lamina

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427162, 427165, 427250, 359585, G02B 110, G05D 506, C23C 1600

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061478032

ABSTRACT:
A method of forming a reflective mirror comprised of a copper-free reflective metal layer carried on a transparent substrate, the method including the steps of providing a substrate which is transparent; contacting the substrate with an activating solution comprised of ions of at least one of bismuth (III), chromium (II), gold (III), indium (III), nickel (II), palladium (II), platinum (II), rhodium (III), ruthenium (III), titanium (III), vanadium (III) and zinc (II) to provide an activated substrate; forming a coating comprised of a layer of copper-free reflective metal on a surface of the activated substrate; applying a paint powder which is includes a polymer onto the coating to provide a powder coated assembly; and treating the polymer to form a protective layer of paint on the coating.

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