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My interest in weathering has mainly been in finding out what kinds of defects and problems occur after coatings have been out in the field, what causes these failures, and how they might be prevented. By the term field defects, I mean anything that hurts appearance or reduces the effective life of the coating. The list is long and includes loss of gloss, film erosion, chalking, blushing, blistering, corrosion, dirt pick-up, water spotting, acid etch, cracking, pinholing, fading, or other color problems, delamination and poor resistance to chipping and other impacts, scratching, abrasion, and biological attack. |
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Weathering and field defects in COATINGS TECH, Vol. 16, N° 6 (06/2019)
