Paint and Surface Coatings: Theory and Practice

Preliminaries......Page 1
Contents......Page 3
Preface to first edition......Page 11
Preface to second edition......Page 13
1 Paint composition and applications  a general introduction R Lambourne 1.1 A short history of paint......Page 15
2 Organic film formers J Bentley 2.1 Introduction......Page 33
3 Pigments for paint A G Abel 3.1 Introduction......Page 105
4 Solvents thinners and diluents R Lambourne 4.1 Introduction......Page 180
5 Additives for paint R A Jeffs and W Jones 5.1 Introduction......Page 199
6 The physical chemistry of dispersion A Doroszkowski 6.1 Introduction......Page 212
7 Particle size and size measurement A Doroszkowski 7.1 Introduction......Page 257
8 The industrial paint making process F K Farkas 8.1 Introduction......Page 300
9 Coatings for buildings J A Graystone 9.1 Introduction......Page 344
10 Automotive paints D A Ansdell 10.1 Introduction......Page 425
11 Automotive refinish paints A H Mawby 11.1 Introduction......Page 506
12 General industrial paints G P A Turner 12.1 Introduction......Page 516
13 The painting of ships R Lambourne 13.1 Introduction......Page 543
14 An introduction to rheology T A Strivens 14.1 Introduction......Page 564
15 The rheology of paints T A Strivens 15.1 Introduction......Page 589
16 Mechanical properties of paints and coatings T A Strivens 16.1 Introduction......Page 612
17 Appearance qualities of paint  basic concepts T R Bullett 17.1 Introduction......Page 635
18 Specification and control of appearance T R Bullett 18.1 Gloss......Page 656
19 Durability testing R Lambourne 19.1 Introduction......Page 672
20 Computers and modelling in paint and resin formulating J Bentley 20.1 Introduction......Page 708
21 Health and safety in the coatings industry G R Hayward 21.1 Introduction......Page 739
Appendix 1 risk phrases......Page 776
Appendix 2 safety phrases......Page 778
Index......Page 781