2022/07/25 by Kuzmak, J. M., Sereda, P. J.
#Mastics et revêtements #Sealants and coatings
paper · doi:10.4224/40002801
Experiments on the blistering of paint on wood in the presence of water were carried out. It was found that the paints which blistered when subjected to a temperature gradient blistered also when placed in water kept at a constant temperature. Experiments using fluid pressures were carried out also. With each paint, whether or not it blistered when subjected to a temperature gradient, the presence of water at the wood-paint interface was found to have reduced the fluid pressure necessary to produce blisters.