Coating processes – Nonuniform coating – Applying superposed diverse coatings or coating a coated base
Patent
1980-03-03
1984-08-28
Lawrence, Evan K.
Coating processes
Nonuniform coating
Applying superposed diverse coatings or coating a coated base
427286, B05D 118, B05D 506
Patent
active
044684193
ABSTRACT:
A distinctive pattern of contrasting stripes is formed on a dinnerware plate by successively dipping opposite ends of the plate in glaze solutions. Initially a thin strip of glaze solution is deposited on the plate by means of a template. Thereafter, the opposite ends of the plate are dipped into one or more glaze solutions, to form two glaze areas with an intermediate strip. After the glaze solution has dried to a moderate extent, the opposite ends of the plate are again dipped in a different glaze solution, with the two second glazed areas being spaced from one another to leave a second intermediate strip spaced from the first intermediate strip. The plate is then subjected to a firing to permanently bond the glaze material to the plate. The result is a plate having contrasting stripes, some of which are formed by a single coating of the glaze solution, and some of which are made by a combination of two different glaze solutions. The plate which results from the process has a stripe pattern having contrasting shades or colors resulting from either a single glaze material or a combination of two glaze materials.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3089782 (1963-05-01), Bush et al.
Advertisement for Blue Ridge Dinnerware, The American Home, May 1954, p. 108.
Fabrik, Inc.
Lawrence Evan K.
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