Measurement of the Adhesion Strength of Paint （测量油漆的粘附强度）.pdfVIP

Measurement of the Adhesion Strength of Paint A report by Dr. Long LIN Department of Colour Polymer Chemistry University of Leeds Summary Several identical samples of The Colour Station painted glass panels were supplied by Decorative Resins International for measurement of the adhesion strength of the paint to the glass panel. Thus, measurements of the adhesion strength of the paint to the glass panel were carried out following the American Standard Test Method for coating adhesion ASTM D3359, with modifications suggested by Decorative Resins International. It was found that the paint film retained 100% of its adhesion even after being boiled in water for 2 hours. This report details the test results. Introduction There exist various methods for the evaluation of adhesion strength of coatings on substrates. Such methods can be found in both British Standard and American Standard of Test Methods. It was felt that the most appropriate test method for the samples provided by Decorative Resins International was the ASTM (American Standard Test Method) D3359 - Standard Test Methods for Measuring Adhesion by Tape Test. As such, the coated panels provided by Decorative Resins International were subjected to the adhesion test following ASTM D3359. This report details the test procedures, the test results and relevant interpretations. Test Procedure Principle of the test The ASTM D3359 test method is designed to assess the adhesion of coating films to substrates by applying and removing pressure - sensitive tape over cuts made in the film. A cross-hatch cutter with multiple preset blades was used to make sure that the incisions are properly spaced and parallel. After the tape has been applied and pulled off, the cut area is then inspected and rated according to the percentage of the squared remaining on the test panel. Equi