AT39269B

AT39269B - Process for the production of a paint by means of which combustible materials, in particular wood and the like, are made non-flammable.

Info

Publication number: AT39269B
Authority: AT
Inventors: Simeon Gousseff
Original assignee: Simeon Gousseff
Priority date: 1908-02-06
Filing date: 1908-02-06
Publication date: 1909-10-11

Description

  

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    Für diese zum Spachteln dienende Anstrichmasse und für die oben durch ihre Zusammensetzung gekennzeichneten Grundier- und Anstrichmassen ist die praktisch sehr wertvolle Eigenschaft)   charakteristisch, dass dieselben auch an Metall sehr fest haften, nicht abblättern oder abbröckeln und auch bei den ungünstigsten Witterungs-, Temperaturs-, etc. Verhältnissen keine Risse bilden.   f   Diese Materialien können also überall da (und in derselben Weise) mit Vorteil Anwendung finden,' wo   Ölfarben   verwendet werden. 



   Wenn grosse und insbesondere innere Flächen einen billigen Schutzanstrich gegen   Fäulnis,   und Feuergefahr erhalten sollen, so stellt man aus den genannten Hauptingredienzien eine Wasserfarbe (also ohne Leinölfirnis) her, mit welcher ein beliebiger trockener Farbstoff zur Bildung, einer Deckfarbe verrieben werden kann ; mit dieser   Deck-oder Körperfarbe   muss mindestens zweimal gestrichen werden, um Holz etc. ganz sicher auf lange Zeit vor   Entzündung   zu schützen. 
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 Flüssigkeit gemischt werden, die gegebenenfalls mit einem trockenen Farbstoff verrieben werden   kann.  



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    For this coating compound used for leveling and for the primer and coating compounds characterized above by their composition, the practically very valuable property) is characteristic that they also adhere very firmly to metal, do not peel or crumble and even under the most unfavorable weather, temperature , etc. conditions do not form cracks. These materials can therefore be used to advantage wherever oil paints are used (and in the same way).



   If large and, in particular, inner surfaces are to be given a cheap protective coating against rot and the risk of fire, a water color (i.e. without linseed oil varnish) is made from the above-mentioned main ingredients, with which any dry dye can be rubbed in to form an overcoat; This top or body paint must be painted at least twice in order to protect wood etc. from ignition for a long time.
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 Liquid are mixed, which can optionally be rubbed with a dry dye.

Claims

2. A method for producing a paint according to claim l, for priming purposes, characterized in that linseed oil varnish and solutions of zinc chloride, aluminum sulfate and rubber are mixed together and optionally rubbed with a dry dye. EMI2.8 is suitable on the ground, characterized in that a liquid produced by boiling a zinc chloride solution, linseed oil varnish and glue is rubbed with powdered hiccative, talc powder and dry zinc white, possibly with the addition of a dry dye, to form a dough-like mass.

4. A method for producing a paint which can be used as a body color according to claim 1, characterized in that a water color composed of a chlorine zinc solution, aluminum sulfate solution, talc and zinc white (or zinc oxide) with any dry color. stuss is rubbed in.