Process of coating an aluminum article

Coating processes – Applying superposed diverse coating or coating a coated base – Synthetic resin coating

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148 627, 204 38A, 427327, 427387, 427388, 428450, B05D 714, C23F 706

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039353494

ABSTRACT:
A paint film based on a thermo-setting resin which is applied on an aluminum article may be improved in its adhesion properties and resistance to chemical and mechanical attacks as well as in its resistance to weathering, if the surface of the aluminum article is previously anodized to form the oxide surface layer or is treated in boiling water to form the boehmite surface layer and if the oxide surface layer, including the boehmite layer, is pre-treated with a silane compound prior to the application of the coating composition. The application of the paint composition is conducted in this invention by means of a known coating technique such as dipping, spraying, showering, brushing or roller-coating, other than the electro-deposition technique.

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