JPH01281179A - Method for repairing coating surface - Google Patents

Method for repairing coating surface

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JPH01281179A
JPH01281179A JP10844788A JP10844788A JPH01281179A JP H01281179 A JPH01281179 A JP H01281179A JP 10844788 A JP10844788 A JP 10844788A JP 10844788 A JP10844788 A JP 10844788A JP H01281179 A JPH01281179 A JP H01281179A
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coating surface
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Takakazu Yamane
貴和 山根
Tadamitsu Nakahama
中浜 忠光
Yoshio Tanimoto
谷本 義雄
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Mazda Motor Corp
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To easily remove a scratch even when the scratch is generated on a high quality coating surface and to restore the coating surface with high quality by using a compound prepared by mixing polishing materials different in hardness from each other at the time of the repairing of the coating surface. CONSTITUTION:In repairing a coating surface having especially high smoothness, the buff polishing of the coating surface is performed using a compound prepared by mixing polishing materials different in hardness from each other. Whereupon, the soft polishing material 3b in the repairing compound is ground by the hard polishing material 3a therein and fills the interstices of the hard polishing material 3a to advance the buff 2 polishing of the coating surface 1. Further, the hard polishing material 3a generates mutual collision to be partially broken and becomes a smaller particle size polishing material. Even if a scratch is generated on a high quality coating surface, the scratch is easily removed to restore the original high quality coating surface.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) 本発明は、特に平滑度の高い塗装面を補修するのに好適
な塗装面の補修方法に関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a method for repairing a painted surface, which is particularly suitable for repairing a painted surface with a high degree of smoothness.

(従来技術) 従来、塗装面の補修は、通常、ペーパー研ぎ工程、コン
パウンド研ぎ工程、及び仕上げ研ぎ工程という3つの工
程によって行われている。
(Prior Art) Conventionally, the repair of a painted surface is usually performed through three processes: a paper sanding process, a compound sanding process, and a final sanding process.

ペーパー研ぎ工程は、#1000〜2000の水研ぎペ
ーパーを使用して、塗装面のゴミやボケ、タレの部分を
水研ぎする工程である。
The paper sanding process is a process in which dirt, blur, and sagging parts of the painted surface are wet-sanded using wet sanding paper of #1000 to 2000.

コンパウンド研ぎ工程は、粗目研ぎの工程と中目研ぎの
工程とからなり、いずれの工程もエアー式ディスクポリ
ッシャーを使用して行われる。
The compound polishing process consists of a coarse-grain polishing process and a medium-grain polishing process, both of which are performed using an air-type disc polisher.

粗目研ざの工程は、研磨材として、例えば■ソーラー製
のラビングコンパウンド#100を使用し、ポリッシュ
時間2分、ディスク回転数2000〜9000rpmで
研磨する。この場合のフンパウンド成分の配合例は次の
通りである。
In the coarse polishing step, for example, Rubbing Compound #100 manufactured by Solar Co., Ltd. is used as an abrasive, and the polishing time is 2 minutes and the disc rotation speed is 2000 to 9000 rpm. A blending example of the dung powder component in this case is as follows.

次に、中目研ぎの工程は、研磨材として、例えば石原薬
品■製のコニコーンFMC−8335を使用し、ポリッ
シュ時間2分、ディスク回転数20Orpmで研磨する
。この場合のコンパウンドの配合例は次の通りである。
Next, in the process of medium grain polishing, for example, Conicone FMC-8335 manufactured by Ishihara Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. is used as an abrasive, and the polishing time is 2 minutes and the disc rotation speed is 20 rpm. An example of compound formulation in this case is as follows.

そして、仕上げ研ぎ工程は、単一種類の研磨材を使用し
、フインチ径の発泡ウレタンバフを500〜2000r
pmで回転させて行う。
In the final polishing process, a single type of abrasive is used, and a foamed urethane buff with a finch diameter is applied for 500 to 2000 rpm.
Rotate at pm.

(発明が解決しようとする問題点) しかし、近年、塗装面の仕上がりが著しく向上する傾向
にあり、この反面において、塗装面にすり傷等が生じた
場合に、従来の補修方法ではこのすり傷等を十分に除去
して元の状態に復元することが困難となっている。特に
、ブラック、ブラウン、グレー等の濃色塗膜はする傷が
目立ち易く、製品の商品価値が低下し易い。
(Problem to be solved by the invention) However, in recent years, there has been a tendency for the finish of painted surfaces to improve significantly, and on the other hand, when scratches, etc. occur on painted surfaces, conventional repair methods cannot repair these scratches. It has become difficult to sufficiently remove and restore the original state. In particular, scratches on dark-colored paint films such as black, brown, and gray tend to stand out, which tends to reduce the commercial value of the product.

そこで、本発明の目的は、たとえ高品質の塗装面にすり
傷等が生じてもこれを容易に除去して元の高品質の塗装
面を復元し得るようにした塗装面の補修方法を提供する
ことにある。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a method for repairing a painted surface that can easily remove scratches or the like even if they occur on a high-quality painted surface and restore the original high-quality painted surface. It's about doing.

(聞題点を解決するための手段、作用)に述の目的を達
成するため、本発明の塗装面の補修方法にあっては、互
いに硬度の異なる、研磨材を混合してなるコンパウンド
を用いて塗装面のバフ研磨を行うようにしである。
In order to achieve the purpose described in (Means and effects for solving the problem), the method for repairing painted surfaces of the present invention uses a compound made of a mixture of abrasives having different hardnesses. The painted surface should be buffed.

前述の仕上げ研ぎ工程に本発明の補修方法を適用すると
、補修用コンパウンド中の柔らかい研磨材は硬い研磨材
によって砕かれ、この柔らかい研磨材が硬い研磨材の間
を埋めるような形態を生じつつ塗装面のバフ研磨が進行
する。また、硬い研磨材同士も衝突してその一部が壊れ
、より小径の研磨材となる。硬い研磨材によって塗膜は
荒く削られる。そして、柔らかい研磨材は研磨が進むに
つれて更に微少な大きさになり、硬い研磨材によって荒
く削られた塗装面の平滑度を向上させる。
When the repair method of the present invention is applied to the above-mentioned final polishing process, the soft abrasives in the repair compound are crushed by the hard abrasives, and the soft abrasives fill in the gaps between the hard abrasives while painting. Buffing of the surface progresses. In addition, hard abrasive materials also collide with each other and part of them breaks, resulting in smaller diameter abrasive materials. The hard abrasive material roughens the paint film. As the polishing progresses, the soft abrasive material becomes even smaller in size and improves the smoothness of the painted surface that has been roughened by the hard abrasive material.

(実施例) 以F、本発明の実施例を図面を参照しつつ説明する。(Example) Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

第1図から第3図までは、本発明の補修方法によって塗
装面が補修方法されていく工程を模式的に表す、これら
の図中、lは補修される塗装面を示し、2は研磨用のバ
フ、そして3は本発明に使用する補修用コンパウンドで
ある。
Figures 1 to 3 schematically represent the steps in which a painted surface is repaired by the repair method of the present invention. In these figures, l indicates the painted surface to be repaired, and 2 indicates the polishing surface. buff, and 3 is the repair compound used in the present invention.

補修用コンパウンド3は、荷重200gでピッカルス硬
度(以下、Hvと記す)が2000rKg/mm2]以
上の硬い研磨材粒子3aと、Hvが300” 1000
 rK g/mm2]程度の柔らかい研磨材粒子3bと
を含有する。fp!い研磨材粒子3aとしては、例えば
5t3N4、SiC,Al2O3、Tic等が使用され
、また、柔らかい研磨材粒子3bとしては、5i02等
が使用される。これらの硬い研磨材粒子3aと柔らかい
研磨材粒子3bの平均粒径は0.5〜2ILmであるこ
とが望ましい、そして、補修用コンパウンド3を構成す
る硬い研磨材粒子3aと柔らかい研磨材粒子3bとの重
量比率は20/80〜80/20であることが望ましい
、すなわち、補修用コンパウンド3は、硬い研磨材粒子
3aと柔らかい研磨材粒子3bとがかかる重量比率を有
するように、硬度の異なる同種または異種の研磨材を混
合して生成される。
The repair compound 3 includes hard abrasive particles 3a with a Pickars hardness (hereinafter referred to as Hv) of 2000 rKg/mm2 or more at a load of 200 g, and hard abrasive particles 3a with an Hv of 300" 1000
rK g/mm2] soft abrasive particles 3b. fp! As the soft abrasive particles 3a, for example, 5t3N4, SiC, Al2O3, Tic, etc. are used, and as the soft abrasive particles 3b, 5i02, etc. are used. The average particle diameter of these hard abrasive particles 3a and soft abrasive particles 3b is preferably 0.5 to 2 ILm, and the hard abrasive particles 3a and soft abrasive particles 3b constituting the repair compound 3 are It is desirable that the weight ratio is 20/80 to 80/20. In other words, the repair compound 3 is made of the same type of material with different hardness so that the hard abrasive particles 3a and the soft abrasive particles 3b have such a weight ratio. Or produced by mixing different types of abrasives.

補修用コンパウンド3の成分配合例は次の通りである。An example of the composition of the repair compound 3 is as follows.

(y人工 ′1、セ) 次にヒ述の補修用コンパウンド3中に含有される硬い研
磨材と柔らかい研磨材の(i)硬度、(ii)粒子径、
(ii)混合比率、及び(ii)研磨前と研磨後の粒度
分布について検討する。
(y Artificial '1, Se) Next, (i) hardness, (ii) particle size of the hard abrasive and soft abrasive contained in the repair compound 3 described above,
(ii) Mixing ratio and (ii) particle size distribution before and after polishing will be examined.

(i)硬度 第4図から第9図までは、それぞれ、硬い研磨材と柔ら
かい研磨材のHvと、塗膜表面の研磨後の什ヒがリレベ
ルとの関係を表す。これらの図中、縦軸は塗膜表面の仕
上がりレベルを20°グロスで表示しており、この値が
90以上であれば要求水準を達成した正常塗膜というこ
とができる。また、横軸は一方の研磨材のHvを表し、
図中の線図が他方の研磨材のHvを表す、これらのデー
タは、次の試験条件の下で得たものである。
(i) Hardness Figures 4 to 9 represent the relationship between the Hv of hard abrasives and soft abrasives, and the relevel of the coating surface after polishing. In these figures, the vertical axis indicates the finish level of the coating film surface in 20° gloss, and if this value is 90 or more, it can be said that the coating film is normal and has achieved the required level. In addition, the horizontal axis represents Hv of one abrasive material,
These data, in which the diagram in the figure represents the Hv of the other abrasive, were obtained under the following test conditions.

第4図は、一方の研磨材のHvが300 [kg/mm
21のとき、他方の研磨材のHvが約200[Kg/m
m2]以上になると、正常塗膜が得られることを示して
いる。
Figure 4 shows that the Hv of one abrasive material is 300 [kg/mm
21, the Hv of the other abrasive is about 200 [Kg/m
m2] or more indicates that a normal coating film is obtained.

同様に、第5図は、一方の研磨材のHvが500 [K
g/mm2] c7)とき、他方の研磨材cy)Hvが
約2100 [kg/mm21以上であれば、正常塗膜
が得られることを示している。
Similarly, FIG. 5 shows that one abrasive has a Hv of 500 [K
g/mm2]c7), if the other abrasive material cy)Hv is about 2100 [kg/mm21 or more, it means that a normal coating film can be obtained.

第6図は、一方の研磨材のHvが100[Kg/mm2
]c7)とき、他方の研磨材のHvが約2300 [K
g/mm2]以上であれば、正常塗膜が得られることを
示している。更に、同図は、他方の研磨材Hvが100
0−1100 [Kg/mm21のときの仕北がリレベ
ルが最低であることをも示している。
Figure 6 shows that the Hv of one abrasive material is 100 [Kg/mm2
]c7), when the Hv of the other abrasive is approximately 2300 [K
g/mm2] or more indicates that a normal coating film can be obtained. Furthermore, in the same figure, the other abrasive material Hv is 100
0-1100 [Kg/mm21] It also shows that the relevel is the lowest.

次に、第7図は、一方の研磨材のHvが1500[Kg
/mm2]のときには、他方の研磨材のHvが約500
 [Kg/mm2]のときと2500[Kg/mm2]
のときに、塗膜が同等の仕上がりレベルにあることを示
している。しかも、同図は、漁講他方の研磨材のHvが
1200〜1400 [Kg/mm2]のときの仕上が
りレベルが最低であることも示している。
Next, FIG. 7 shows that the Hv of one abrasive is 1500 [Kg
/mm2], the Hv of the other abrasive is approximately 500
[Kg/mm2] and 2500 [Kg/mm2]
indicates that the coating film is at the same level of finish. Furthermore, the same figure also shows that the finish level is the lowest when the Hv of the abrasive material on the other side is 1200 to 1400 [Kg/mm2].

第8図は、一方の研磨材のHvが2000[Kg/mm
2]のときには、他方の研磨材のByが500〜700
 [Kg/mm2] (7)ときに正常塗膜が得られる
ことを示している。更に、同図は、他方の研磨材のHv
が1600 [Kg/mm2]以上の場合に、塗膜は最
低の仕上がりレベルにあることを示している。
Figure 8 shows that the Hv of one abrasive material is 2000 [Kg/mm].
2], the By of the other abrasive is 500 to 700.
[Kg/mm2] (7) indicates that a normal coating film can be obtained. Furthermore, the figure shows that the Hv of the other abrasive
is 1600 [Kg/mm2] or more, it indicates that the coating film is at the lowest finish level.

そして、第9図は、一方の研磨材のHvが2500 [
K g / mm2 ]のときには、他方の研磨材のH
vが500〜700 [Kg/mm2]のときに正常塗
膜が得られることを示している。しかも、同図は、他方
の研磨材が1800[Kg/m=2]以上の場合には、
塗膜の仕−ヒがリレベルは最低であることをも示してい
る。
FIG. 9 shows that the Hv of one abrasive is 2500 [
K g/mm2 ], the H of the other abrasive
It is shown that a normal coating film is obtained when v is 500 to 700 [Kg/mm2]. Moreover, the figure shows that when the other abrasive is 1800 [Kg/m=2] or more,
It also shows that the re-leveling of the coating film is at its lowest.

以上の実験結果から、正常塗膜を得るには、硬い研磨材
と柔らかい研磨材との硬度差が必要であり、研磨材(7
)HVが300〜2500 [Kg/mm2]の範囲で
は、この硬度差が、Hvで少なくとも1200 [K 
g/mm2]以上ないと正常塗膜が得られないことがわ
かる。
From the above experimental results, in order to obtain a normal coating film, a hardness difference between a hard abrasive and a soft abrasive is necessary, and the abrasive (7
) HV in the range of 300 to 2500 [Kg/mm2], this hardness difference is at least 1200 [Kg/mm2] in Hv.
g/mm2] or more, it is understood that a normal coating film cannot be obtained.

(ii)粒子径 第1O図は、ポリッシュ時の最終仕上がりレベルが20
°グロス値で70の研磨材を使用した場合の、研磨材の
中心粒径と塗膜表面の仕上がりレベルとの関係を表す図
である。同図から、研磨材の中心粒径が0.5〜2.0
gmの範囲にあるとき、最も優れた仕上がりレベルを得
ることができることが解る。
(ii) Particle size Diagram 1O indicates that the final finish level during polishing is 20
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the relationship between the center particle diameter of the abrasive and the finish level of the coating surface when an abrasive with a gloss value of 70 is used. From the same figure, the central grain size of the abrasive is 0.5 to 2.0.
It can be seen that the best finish level can be obtained when the gm is within the range.

(iii)混合比率 第11図中、横軸は、硬い研磨材(A1203 、Hv
=200Kg/mm2)と柔らかい研磨材(S i02
 、Hv=500Kg/mm2)との混合比率を重量%
で表し、縦軸は、塗膜表面の仕上がりレベルを20”グ
ロス値で示している。
(iii) Mixing ratio In Figure 11, the horizontal axis represents hard abrasive material (A1203, Hv
=200Kg/mm2) and soft abrasive material (S i02
, Hv=500Kg/mm2)
The vertical axis indicates the finish level of the coating surface in terms of 20" gloss value.

正常塗膜は20°グロス値で90以上であるから、正常
塗膜を得るためには、硬い研磨材と柔らかい研磨材の混
合比率は重量%で20/80〜80/20の範囲にある
ことが望ましいことが解る。
Since a normal coating film has a 20° gloss value of 90 or more, in order to obtain a normal coating film, the mixing ratio of hard abrasive material and soft abrasive material should be in the range of 20/80 to 80/20 in weight percent. It turns out that is desirable.

(ii)研磨前と研磨後の粒度分布 第12図及び第13図は、第1図ないし第3図で示した
補修用コンパウンド3中の硬い研磨材3aと柔らかい研
磨材3bが、研磨後にいかなる状態変化をしているかを
表す図である。第12図は研磨前における研磨材の粒度
分布を表し、また、第13図は研磨後における研磨材の
粒度分布を表す。
(ii) Particle size distribution before polishing and after polishing FIGS. 12 and 13 show that the hard abrasive material 3a and soft abrasive material 3b in the repair compound 3 shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 differ after polishing. It is a diagram showing whether the state is changing. FIG. 12 shows the particle size distribution of the abrasive before polishing, and FIG. 13 shows the particle size distribution of the abrasive after polishing.

この粒度分布のデータを得るために次のような実験条件
で塗膜の研磨を行った。
In order to obtain data on this particle size distribution, the coating film was polished under the following experimental conditions.

(以下余白) 第12図と第13図を比較すると、研磨前には硬い研磨
材3aも柔らかい研磨材3bも約0.5〜2.0gmの
中心粒径を有していたが、研磨後には、硬い研磨材3a
の中心粒径は約0.3〜1.31Lmに、また、柔らか
い研磨材3bの中心粒径は約0.1〜0.7pmに、そ
れぞれ減少していることが解る。
(Margins below) Comparing Figures 12 and 13, it can be seen that before polishing, both the hard abrasive material 3a and the soft abrasive material 3b had a center particle size of approximately 0.5 to 2.0 gm, but after polishing, is a hard abrasive material 3a
It can be seen that the center particle size of the soft abrasive material 3b has decreased to about 0.3 to 1.31 Lm, and the center particle size of the soft abrasive material 3b has decreased to about 0.1 to 0.7 pm.

これは、第1図ないし第3図に模式的に表した通り、研
磨が進むにつれて柔らかい研磨材3bは硬い研磨材3a
によって砕かれ、この柔らかい研磨材3bが硬い研磨材
3aの間を埋めるような形態を生じつつ塗装面1のバフ
研磨が進行することを表している。また、硬い研磨材3
a同士も衝突してその一部が壊れ、より小径の研磨材に
なることが解る。硬い研磨材3aによって塗装面lは荒
く削られる。そして、柔らかい研磨材3bは研磨が進む
につれて更に微少な大きさになり、硬い研磨材3aによ
って荒く削られた塗装面lの平滑度を向上させるものと
考えられる。
As schematically shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, as polishing progresses, the soft abrasive material 3b changes to the hard abrasive material 3a.
This shows that buffing of the painted surface 1 progresses as the soft abrasive material 3b fills the spaces between the hard abrasive materials 3a. In addition, hard abrasive material 3
It can be seen that the pieces a also collide with each other and a part of them breaks, resulting in a smaller diameter abrasive material. The painted surface l is roughened by the hard abrasive material 3a. It is believed that the soft abrasive material 3b becomes smaller in size as the polishing progresses, and improves the smoothness of the painted surface l that has been roughened by the hard abrasive material 3a.

(発明の効果) 以上、説明したように、本発明の塗装面の補修方法では
、たとえ高品質の塗装面に生じたすり傷等であってもこ
れを容易に除去して、元の高品質の状態に復元すること
ができる。
(Effects of the Invention) As explained above, in the method for repairing painted surfaces of the present invention, even if scratches occur on a high-quality painted surface, these can be easily removed and the original high quality can be restored. can be restored to its original state.

しかも、コンパウンドの粒子の大きさとして特に小さな
ものをバフ研磨の始めから使用しなくてよいので、バフ
研磨に要する時間も従来と同程度で済むものとなる。
Furthermore, since it is not necessary to use particularly small compound particles from the beginning of buffing, the time required for buffing can be approximately the same as in the conventional method.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図から第3図までは、本発明の補修方法で塗装面を
研磨する工程を模式的に表した図であり、第1図は研磨
前の状態を表す側面図、第2図は研磨工程の中期の状態
を表す側面図、第3図は研磨工程の終期の状態を表す側
面図。 第4図から第9図までは、それ宅れ、硬い研磨材と柔ら
かい研磨材の硬度と、塗膜表面の研磨後の仕上がりレベ
ルとの関係を表す線図。 第10図は、研磨材の中心粒径と塗膜表面の什りがリレ
ベルとの関係を表す図。 第11図は、硬い研磨材と柔らかい研磨材の咬合比率と
、塗膜表面の仕上がりレベルとの関係を表す図。 第12図及び第13図は、補修用コンパウンド中の柔ら
かい研磨材と硬い研磨材の状態変化を表す図であり、第
12図は研磨前の研磨材の状態を、また第13図は研磨
後の研磨材の状態をそれぞれ表す。 1:補修される塗装面 2:研磨用のバフ 3:補修用コンパウンド 3a:硬い研磨材粒子 3b:柔らかい研磨材粒子 第1図 第10図 20°り”ロス (Hv=500) 第12図 ψ曳゛′aLτ克[JJml 第13図
Figures 1 to 3 are diagrams schematically showing the process of polishing a painted surface using the repair method of the present invention. Figure 1 is a side view showing the state before polishing, and Figure 2 is a side view showing the state before polishing. FIG. 3 is a side view showing the middle stage of the polishing process, and FIG. 3 is a side view showing the final stage of the polishing process. Figures 4 to 9 are diagrams showing the relationship between the hardness of hard and soft abrasives and the finish level of the coating surface after polishing. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the relationship between the central particle diameter of the abrasive and the relevel of the coating surface. FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the relationship between the occlusal ratio of hard abrasives and soft abrasives and the finish level of the coating film surface. Figures 12 and 13 are diagrams showing changes in the state of the soft abrasive and hard abrasive in the repair compound. Figure 12 shows the state of the abrasive before polishing, and Figure 13 shows the state of the abrasive after polishing. represents the state of the abrasive. 1: Painted surface to be repaired 2: Polishing buff 3: Repair compound 3a: Hard abrasive particles 3b: Soft abrasive particles Figure 13

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)互いに硬度の異なる研磨材を混合してなるコンパ
ウンドを用いて塗装面のバフ研磨を行うことを特徴とす
る塗装面の補修方法。
(1) A method for repairing a painted surface, which comprises buffing the painted surface using a compound made by mixing abrasives with different hardnesses.
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JPS5514002A (en) * 1978-07-13 1980-01-31 Nohmi Bosai Kogyo Co Ltd Method of making sure supply condition of pressurized water to sprinkler head for quenching
JPS63197586A (en) * 1987-02-10 1988-08-16 Ishihara Yakuhin Kk Painting finish agent for countermeasure against black stain

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JPS5514002A (en) * 1978-07-13 1980-01-31 Nohmi Bosai Kogyo Co Ltd Method of making sure supply condition of pressurized water to sprinkler head for quenching
JPS63197586A (en) * 1987-02-10 1988-08-16 Ishihara Yakuhin Kk Painting finish agent for countermeasure against black stain

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