JP2006347146A - Gold dust coating method - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent gold dust from exfoliating and prevent a surface of the gold duct from glittering, when a surface of an article is decorated with the gold duct. <P>SOLUTION: In this method, when a character or a pattern on the surface of the article is to be decorated with the gold dust, the gold dust is bonded to the character or the pattern after the character or the pattern is drawn on the surface of the article, and a mat transparent paint is applied onto the character or the pattern, to which the gold dust is bonded, so that the gold dust can be fixed to the surface of the article. This makes the gold dust matted, and prevents the gold dust from exfoliating. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a method of finishing a surface by painting a letter or a pattern, which decorates the surface of an article such as a Buddhist altar, Buddhist ware, furniture, tableware, or decoration, with gold powder.

  In the past, letters and designs that decorate the surface of articles such as Buddhist altars, Buddhist wares, furniture, tableware, ornaments, etc., may be finished with gold, but as a gold surface finish, 10cm square gold foil is used for letters and designs. There are gold foil finishes that are pasted together, and gold powder finishes that are made by sprinkling gold powder with a cotton or the like in accordance with characters or designs.

  The gold leaf finish is affixed to the letter and design, so the quality value is inferior because the seam between the gold leaf and the gold leaf is visible. Even the quality value is excellent.

  However, in finishing gold powder, an adhesive is applied as a base, and gold powder is sprinkled on it, so that it easily peels off and has the difficulty that characters and patterns become unclear over time.

Therefore, in order to solve the above problems, a transparent paint is applied on the gold powder to prevent the gold powder from coming off. However, when the transparent paint is applied, the surface is shining and the surface is too shiny and the quality value is lowered. Occurs.
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  In order to solve the above problems, the present invention draws characters and patterns on the surface of an article, and after applying gold powder in accordance with the characters and patterns, the transparent paint applied on the gold powder does not shine brightly. The purpose is to provide a method that increases the quality value of gold powder finishing using various paints.

  In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, after decorating the letters and designs drawn on the surface of the article with gold powder, it is a method of applying over the gold powder using a matte transparent paint on the transparent paint for fixing the gold powder .

The present invention has the effects as described below.
Since the gold powder is overcoated with a matte transparent paint, the quality of the gold powder can be prevented from being deteriorated because the gold powder does not peel off. In addition, since the original dark color of the gold powder comes out, it becomes an ornamental product having a high quality value.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described with examples.

  As shown in FIG. 1, in order to attach the gold powder 2 to the character or pattern drawn on the surface of the article 4, an adhesive that becomes the base 3 is applied in accordance with the character or pattern. When the gold powder 2 is sprinkled from above, the gold powder 2 adheres to the adhesive. When the adhesive is dried and the gold powder 2 is completely attached to the base 3, the matte transparent paint 1 is applied on the gold powder 2.

  The matte transparent paint 1 that overcoats the gold powder 2 prevents the gold powder 2 from peeling off from the surface of the article, and since it is the matte transparent paint 1, the gold powder 2 is too shiny and glossy to give a vulgarity. Since there is no, it becomes a calm luster and a high quality decoration.

  The present invention is useful for decorating the surface of articles such as Buddhist altars, furniture, tableware, and ornaments using gold powder.

  FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the finish of gold powder coating according to the present invention.

Explanation of symbols

1 Matte transparent paint 2 Gold powder 3 Base 4 Article

Claims (1)

  Create a base (3) by drawing letters and patterns on the surface of the article (4), apply gold powder (2) to the base (3), finish with gold powder, and then apply gold powder (2) with a matte transparent paint (1) The gold powder painting method that was made to paint on the top.

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