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A substance such as lye, soda, or lime that can be highly destructive to paint films.
Synthetic resin modified with oil. Common in the early automotive enamels in the ?0s, offered good adhesion to a clean surface, and good gloss, color retention, and flexibility, but tended to chalk ...
Metal paint designed to inhibit corrosion. Applied directly to metal.
Powerful but highly toxic and flammable solvent, usually restricted to spray application.
Often used as a lacquer dilutent. Highly volatile and a fire hazard in shipping and storing.
Film-forming ingredient in paint that binds the pigment particles together.
The formation of bubbles or pimples on the painted surface caused by moisture or other contamination, by painting before the previous coat has dried thoroughly, or by excessive heat.
