Process for applying dry particulate material to a tacky surface

Coating processes – Solid particles or fibers applied – Applying superposed diverse coatings or coating a coated base

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427368, B05D 136

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043317120

ABSTRACT:
A process is described to uniformly apply finely divided material to tacky surfaces. The process comprises the physical treatment of particulate material to reduce particle aggregates to smaller particles and depositing the particles on the tacky surface with substantially no shearing force. The particle covered surface is then worked or rubbed with a shearing force to redistribute and embed the particles into the tacky surface. By this process, surfaces which are uniformly tacky or which contain tacky image areas can be uniformly and consistently toned without the production of defects like streaks or mottle.

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