Adhesion Promoter for Architectural Coatings
Adhesion promoters for architectural coatings are organosilane or polymer-based additives that improve the bonding of water-based and solvent-based coatings to challenging substrates including glass, metal, concrete, and previously painted surfaces. They function by forming covalent or hydrogen bonds between the coating binder and the substrate, significantly improving wet and dry adhesion performance. These additives reduce the risk of paint delamination and blistering in exterior and high-humidity applications.
Technical Specifications
| pH | 4.0–8.0 |
| appearance | Clear to pale liquid or powder |
| solubility | Soluble or dispersible in water |
| activeContent | 50–100% |
| recommendedDosage | 0.1–2.0% |
Applications
- Architectural primers for difficult substrates
- Direct-to-metal waterborne coatings
- Concrete and masonry coatings
- Repaint systems over chalking surfaces
- Exterior coatings on fiber cement
Key Features
- Improves adhesion to glass, metal, and concrete substrates
- Enhances wet and dry adhesion performance
- Reduces delamination and blistering risk
- Compatible with waterborne and solventborne systems
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