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Adhesion Promoters

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Surface Coatings—1

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The adhesion of organic surface coatings to the substrate, whether metal, wood or plastic, is an important property since, to afford protection or decoration, the coatings must adhere to the substrate and remain adherent during the service environment. Many types of conventional coatings show a marked loss of adhesion under conditions of high humidity and under water immersion conditions;1–3 often this observed loss of adhesion is both rapid and dramatic. The importance of high ‘wet’ adhesion in corrosion protection has been stressed by Funke and other workers.4–6 The aim must, therefore, be to develop a coating/substrate combination which has high initial adhesion, maximum ‘wet’ adhesion, i.e. adhesion under the most severe environmental conditions met in service, and a high recovered adhesion. Ideally, the recovered adhesion should not be affected by repeated exposure cycling.

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Walker, P. (1987). Adhesion Promoters. In: Wilson, A.D., Nicholson, J.W., Prosser, H.J. (eds) Surface Coatings—1. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-3441-2_6

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