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Multi-coat painting process

  • US 5,976,343 A
  • Filed: 12/10/1998
  • Issued: 11/02/1999
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/23/1996
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A process for producing a multi-coat lacquering on a substrate provided with a stoved first electrodeposition lacquer layer, comprising:

  • applying a second coating layer corresponding to a dry layer thickness of 10 μ

    m to less than 30 μ

    m comprising a first water-based, colour-providing and/or effect-providing base lacquering agent which contains one or more polyurethane resins to the first electrodeposition lacquer layer;

    applying wet-on-wet, a third coating layer corresponding to a dry layer thickness of 7 μ

    m to 15 μ

    m, comprising a second water-based, colour-providing and/or effect-providing base lacquering agent;

    applying a fourth coating layer comprising a clear lacquer coating agent to the third coating layer without prior stoving; and

    stoving the second, third and fourth coating layers togetherwherein the first and second water-based base lacquering agents contain the same or different polyurethane resins;

    wherein the first base lacquering agent has a higher concentration of polyurethane resin than the second base lacquering agent, with respect to total weight of the respective water-based base lacquering agent; and

    wherein solid resin content in the first base lacquering agent differs by not more than 20% from an absolute value of weight of solid resin in the second base lacquering agent.

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