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Vinyl Compounds Lacquers
A suitable lacquer
for coating cans which are used for containing beer and other food products
is
formulated from the synthetic resin obtained by the polymerization of the
vinyl compounds such as vinyl chloride,
acetate, chloro-acetate and the
like. These-resins are colorless, tasteless and odorless. They form tough,
stable,
highly adhesive and chemically resistant coatings upon incorporation
with any cellulose ester. The vinyis are also
compatible with
nitrocellulose. Among their many desirable properties is their
light-resistance. A formula for coating
cans is the following:
Acetone
60 parts
Toluol
... 40 parts
To which Vinyl resin
is added in the amount necessary for desired consistency.
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