Resistance of wooden lacquered surface to scratching
Journal
International Journal - Wood, Design & Technology
Date Issued
2019
Author(s)
Jevtic, Petronije
Abstract
In this study the resistance of lacquered wood surfaces to scratching was analyzed. The samples
for varnishing were previously prepared by second level and third level of grinding. Further, the
samples were surface treated with unadventurous 2K polyurethane coating and modified 2K alkyd
urethane coating. The aim of this study is to determine which of the used coatings will give a better
resistance to scratching. The test results indicate that surfaces treated with modified 2K alkyd
urethane coating give greater resistance to scratching compared to the surfaces treated with
unadventurous 2K polyurethane coating
for varnishing were previously prepared by second level and third level of grinding. Further, the
samples were surface treated with unadventurous 2K polyurethane coating and modified 2K alkyd
urethane coating. The aim of this study is to determine which of the used coatings will give a better
resistance to scratching. The test results indicate that surfaces treated with modified 2K alkyd
urethane coating give greater resistance to scratching compared to the surfaces treated with
unadventurous 2K polyurethane coating
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