Textured-foam coated urethane wall and ceiling covering and meth

Coating processes – Foraminous product produced – Filter – sponge – or foam

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427276, 427278, 427358, 427365, 427369, 427373, 427380, 428315, 181294, B05D 500, B32B 518

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040498484

ABSTRACT:
A textured building material, suited for use as an acoustical wall and ceiling covering, comprising a cellular urethane foam substrate and an elastomeric coating and a method for its production is disclosed. The building material is flexible and damage resistant, which makes it especially useful in mobile vehicles and homes. The process consists of applying a foamed elastomeric resin emulsion onto a urethane substrate to a desired thickness; drying the coated substrate thus formed; and thereafter crushing the dried elastomeric coated substrate to form a composite textured material.

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