Film formation in waterborne latex coatings is not a process in which the resin first dissolves and then dries directly into a film. Instead, after water evaporates, the latex particles gradually approach one another, pack together, deform, coalesce, and finally form a continuous coating film. ...
After a waterborne coating is applied, water evaporation is only the beginning of the film-formation process. For emulsion-type resins and waterborne dispersions, the resin is usually dispersed in water in the form of polymer particles, colloidal particles, or resin microparticles. After ...
Waterborne resin is the core source of performance in waterborne coatings, but the final coating film performance is not determined by the resin alone. The same waterborne resin may show completely different storage stability, application performance, film-forming behavior, and dry-film ...
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