MXPA96003591A - Improvements to inks and paints for the enol application - Google Patents
Improvements to inks and paints for the enol applicationInfo
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- MXPA96003591A MXPA96003591A MXPA/A/1996/003591A MX9603591A MXPA96003591A MX PA96003591 A MXPA96003591 A MX PA96003591A MX 9603591 A MX9603591 A MX 9603591A MX PA96003591 A MXPA96003591 A MX PA96003591A
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Abstract
A new technique based on artistic oil paints and oil-based inks is presented to paint artistic works that may have a previously invisible object and appear before the application of UV light. A new material for artistic painting and the new application of commercial UV curated inks to paint artistic works
Description
IMPROVEMENTS IN PAINTING TECHNIQUE BASED ON OLED AND ARTISTIC PAINTS SO OBTAINED.
E S P E C T I C A I O N:
IECEDENTEb OF THE I EHÍ IÜN.
THE TECHNIQUE FOR PI ^ AN ANCIENT ART is 1 as the same man V i HAVE ÍJTTLi £ ADÜ THROUGH (LUB IODOS LEMPOS IN TOWNS AND CUL UPAS- ESTA? NVENCl'tN POP IS SUBJECT TO A NEW TECHNIQUE OBÍENEP Pi ^ oil-based UUF ALLOWS C BAF PICTURES ARTISTIC WHICH iLLUMINATED WITH BLACK LIGHT MAY BE OBSERVED IN ALL YOUR E lENSJON. The inventor HA rehearses O RARA THE P IN ABOVE MENTIONED IN! UPAS BASED AGRUMA, UP1 IIH AND dURABLE, uue ALLOWS E ^ l- nden AND UllLIZAR PROPERTIES VA KNOWN MEAN f ^ LTCÜ, ESfE SIDE END BFC Mk / í "LU U < \ > Pi & > 'f NTU AC ij ADO UV, AND ER h aCRYLIC WITH WHICH ARE IIP F. P 3 NT Í'IDO ÜBJt UH-Tü PREVIOUSLY INVfSTBifc uue SHOWN AN l FIA AP3 f CAL ON U <?. UV LIGHT ENHANCING r > Sl CL PL CER OF ESPECT DOR IA. GECNJ'.A PREVIOUS PETA BASAHH L THE APPLICATION OF AF-.UA ABOUT
P? U AND AGPILICO ABOVE ACRYLIC; NO EMBA? GO, AND TO ECHNICA SUFRE P DÜ DEFLt, IÜ? LA PiNIURft% t? «FaFlFlA LIKE RESH rAD0 OF AN ENvIRONMENT OF SEVERAL LAYERS- V 2.- AMONG THE LAYERS AN INTERACTION IS DONE WHERE THE
COLOR SUFFERS A CHANGE IN SUCH A WAY THAT THE BRILLIANCE OF
THE IMAGE AND AS A CONSEQUENCE OF THE AESTHETIC VALUE, THE VALUE OF A NEW TECHNIQUE WAS REDUCED.
THE INVENTOR TRIED TO SOLVE THESE DEFECTS, AT LEAST PARCILLY, PAINT! Or layer-based paint or varnish TRANSPARENT OIL PAINTING ON THIS COAT ACRYLIC OIL ON ACCESSION BUT WAS POOR AND ACRYLIC COATING ACRYLIC PUTTING ON OIL LAYER tended to turn STAY
AND DE5APARECER, WITHOUT HAVING THIS DURATION ANYTHING.
AS THE ACRYLIC BASED WATER PAINT CONTAINING THE
UV ACTIVATED PIGMENT DOES NOT EASILY GO ON AN EXISTING LAYER OF
ACRYLIC, THE THEORY ON SIMILAR PAINTING WAS NOT NOR WILL IT BE SATISFACTORY AS A PROPOSAL AND EXPERIENCED.
THROUGH THE TECHNIQUE BASED OIL PAINTINGS, must ENCO irado A solution that overcomes the aforementioned drawbacks, THAT IS CRACKED DISSAPEAR and absorption tends to disappear, keeping the image brightness.
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bUhP "RENDEN> L- F i NF. P < P? 'HMI N 11 HE ENLUN i hMf' A 7 j < Ib S i [IA n, MrH. i MÍ» - UVA I -I jf - 'i? N "| rPr-.FN P IGMr MiA'b (NV • SI BL ES? * "'b -.E MAKE VTSTBl' -s AN I h IA EMIEJÜN CORT OF THE BLACK LIGHT SE, -. IN Kf-FRUPUl lR P ' APA? H AR rt, EN V i RT UAi M'-N '"P f' JHI. ÜU 1 ER bUFb TRTOO hf E'P 1.
h ^ l, 'Ni Jf VA APLii'AL fUH PRODUCES A PPODUt T U DP A! T < - GOES! | TR f UMRR f L, i () WHAT PEÍ 11 f 11 CUiENER L S FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES: 'VLÍROAI «PIRAS I MACE NIRU ÜUE HERMANELE: N THROUGH i) t. ' TO
API 1 CAL JAN? > F VARI AÍ. C G- A > ? PLN'UJPA, '-U L U NDA L L COLOR HAS T HARDENED MDU [i GIVEN YOU WHERE THE COLOR IS I SOMETHING EPF- CÜ, EP. SAY, NOR TOTALMENl DRY. b »St-MN 'II M I A I F'L'MVENTENIA DP T? NER AN INTERMEDIATE S APA ü A CAFA UNE Di'- I RAE: < iRR'F THE AESTHETIC EFFECT OF THE ARTWORK t 'SE OH i [ENE. UNA U - -, D > - MR I F P I A MONTH A HOMOGENEOUS STRUCTURE ^ BINN THERE ARE NO DC-PHDUS OPTICAL OBJECTIVES PRESENTED. FROM IDO TO THE CAHLEI ACI N OF THE RETRACTION INDEXES.
LN f íl ^ ECUENC i A. THE VERSION CAN BE APPLIED SPECIFICALLY • ^ iJUpt- Cf ^ h ll-t H1- < P 'yrERS CARI TURAS TMPVESA; 3 OR I-I NTAPES BY HAND, IN A PF.L J CUI.A FLAbi lCA, b'N PAPEL V IN ILLA FOR APPLICATION TO AFP; tIrIRE IS i E MAfERIAl P PH "IRLA WE CAN INCLUDE THE ODON.
BEDA- I ANA, NYLHN, FRSEY. I - '*' .. AND AMONG THE PLASTIC MATERIALS oP FIND THE ACP IAlO, p | . , MU AR. ETC .. A- i LIKE TAMBU-N SE PIRI-I JNCLH'R I OS SUBS IRA l US LL "PAR IL, METAL WOOD, I EDRA,» Ai 'UN, ESCENpR iCb / I ODi ib LU DL- RI VADOS DEL> -MF EL "i P INPPPAb A 'R' l iC 1" - AHS! OF POLYMERS and 'Cúl} - Ol_t MEROS DE MAÑANERA'- HL R II Jt i'o Y ML í H >; ? ~ '' LCOS AND l s T j 'AS LURAdC- UVA IM HOLIDES OF MU ORME ROS A BASE) > E ACIDO ACR1LÍCO, ESTTER * 'AC DO rP' Hl'1- 1! ICn T ESLPRE? MET ALP A J 'n and LAMBiEN E5' < ? N BA? PO ABOUT t, 0M > L TM. ROS > POLYMERS DIMMERS AcPILICOc-ME T ALE 1LI t US, &P'lfcDt-N REPRESENTED BY THE FORMULAS: I.H; 1 - GHCOOR AND -: H. - CI? L 'OF IN DONDT THE R REPRESENT I TO AN ATOM OF HYDROGEN, A RADICAL MH | MESS. ETILO, L ROP'LO, 1-PROPÍLO, N-BUT1LO. I -BUT 1 LO. S-BUTTER, H 'HU? IR I H.U, BETA-HIDROXIEROPII O, BAMA-H CD? G < TPPOPÍ LO.
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L i < ! OALTP LU ': -JHE ÍE-NbAN FROM 6 TO 15 ATTOMS OF CAF BONO 0 Uiu-.ES R? MM Í I GUE t "i- It-NAAN PP b A.' 'AMOS Dl CAPBiTNU. EXAMPLES OF THOSE DIOLEE' Nl LL RN; .- MI: HL PEN l ANO PÍOL-L.4, 3-MET? L
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ME F ANO, I AS ETNA JR «A PAE DE ACE J TE. BAP I CES. T T N TA B L A T I O N, A-B C R A F B R A C B R ED A C ARIES R'AElCAt BASED ON ACB 1T Eb NHl'IK Lfc Y - ÍN'f I JCUS WITHOUT MOD II ICAR \ ML1D LF / f ADOP T ON ANHYDRID ^ - lA 'Tf'3, LDO A TAI FNf? -1, -'- DÍCARPUXT. ICO 'ANH'DR IDM. ACID NAE I ACE A- 1.7-Df CARDO) i L ICO (AND ANHYDRIDE, NAFTA ACIDO ALENO -__, INDIC! B 'fx U UV. Cf ANHÍDR IDO AND WHICH THE DJ. TRI YIEI RAD I OLES AN I ER I UR ME N 1"E MF Ni.3 NAILS.
THE ACE II IS NATURAL ARE OCU- DE LINAZA. SOYA OIL
GRAPE SEED, POTTY OIL, ETC. OR COMBINATIONS OF THOSE.
OILS WITHOUT TFT ICOS ARE DERIVED FROM D &L; . , TRI AND TETRAOLES
PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED REACTIONED WITH DÍCARBOXILIC ACIDS
AROM TICOS OUE 1? NÜAN FROM 6 TO 14 VOLUMES OF CARBON (OCIE ARE NOT TWO VOLUMES OF CARBON IN THE TWO 6RUP0S OF ACIDO CARBDX? L? CO). FROM 'IDA-: DICARBOX / I ICOS TO LEA I ICOS OUE TENSAN OF 4 A? ATAMOS OF CARBON IN THE CHAIN OR OF CIDOS D? CARBOX? L? LICLES OF THE SAO ENSFT OF 12 CARBON ATTOMS (OUTS ARE NOT THE TWO ATOMS OF CARBON IN THE TWO 6RUP0S OF CARBOXIC ACID. EXAMPLES PE ACIDS D. CARBOX IL.ICOS TO BE INCLUDED WITH ACID T? .REFT L1CO ARE ACID FTAL ICO, ACIDO J.SÜFTALICO, ACIDO NAF? ACENO- .6-PICARBOXILICO., DIFENIL.-4, 4, ACIDO DICARBOXILICO, ACIDO ADÍPICO, BASIC ACID AND ACID CYCLHEXANÜD? ACET ICO, NAFTA-LENHYL ACID, 2-DICHARBXYXIC (AND ANHYDRIDE), NAFTA-THALENE ACID-2.3-PICAPBOXYL1CO <AND ANHYDRIDE), SOCCINIC ACID. MALEIC ACID. ANI-A.ÜR? DO MALE ICO. ACIDO FUMAR ICO, ACIDO 6LUTARICO. ACID AI) IP-ICO; ACIDO NAFTALENQ-1, 8-D? CARBOX IL3.CO, NAFTA-NAFETY-1 ACID. "/ -iUCARBOXIC? CO. ACIDO NAFTALENO- 1, -DICARBOX? L ICO. ACID NAFT'ALENO = -. -P ICARBOX? L? CO "ACIDO N FT ALEÑO- 1, 4-DICARBOX ILICO, ACIDO NAE'TALENU 1.3 ~ D ICARBOX! L. ICu, ACIDO NAETALE'NO-2.8-D.iCARBUXli, ICO, ACIDO NAF AI..EN0--2. '-D1CARBOX? L ICO, ACIDO NA, - • ALFN? -2. CARBOX 11 I CO, AU I O NALTALENÜ-2, 4-D I CARBOX ICO ACIDO P.;. PKN: ÍL-. .2 D? CARBOX 1L.ILO, ACIDO D? FEN? L-2, 3-D? CARBOX l'LICO.
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MUP I ^ U ADOS t-U MP / CL A P.NfRE E- 'h OR MATERI L ÜUE MODIFIQUEN s | J VibCOSTDA!', 'N'_t-¿> 'AMO, ENAj? M! | SU iLr. To UEf-ADA, ETC., THE U-DDSJ PAI -'! '' JEDE MODIF ICAR API MORE WITH POJLE- V TRIOLES. SUCH ¡NM NO!. -. ', O? JDlfc lANUL.? .- <' i ^ -UL. Tic,; D IbULV N '' LJ &DILUYEN I Eb, lALEb - OMO To the MlNfcRAl COlCILES Fb NAFTA, ÍURPENT 1NA, "'HINFP -PH ÍN | UR > ", BfcNAE '". lOL Ut-NU, U- * O. ENO. M-X U fcNi '. P-ll.ENO XÍI.ENUb ME CI ADOS, ME ILA I E ÑANO, E 10 * JF TAN ?, FRUPUX J ET ANO, L -PROPOX J E l ANi i. BU I O X i t- I ANi I. I -ME T Ü > C F R 0PAN0L-2, 2 ~
ME IO 1EROE NUL. THE MAJORITY IS UV CURIBLES ARE A I I S WITH BENZOFENONE. BENZOf ENONAS MADJ F J TADAS AND C 'S MOL EU.II b Ot ACT IN ONE
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Claims (4)
- , - ME OF'AE IN 1F.I.N I CA FARA FJNÍAF A B? BE DE OLEO, 1 ARAS IbP t AÍDAS IN UUP! TO'--! T JNIf b CUNE R (fALfcb UV CURAD As USADA'-FA TO BE ASPAR I ARE INVOLVED CC.1N INVISIBLE PICOMENIQES OUE.
- VISIBLE TO THE SHORT LMJSIUN 1) 1 = LU / NL OPA. .- EIN? JR? S ACRTLTCAS BASED ON POLYMERS AND COPOLYMERS OF
- ACR "i A 'V METACRIL TCOb MONOMF Rl COS FOR P IN UIRA - REAI I 7A0AS DF ACUEL DA I NE' PROCUREMENT OF L Ab CLAUSES AJlf hiHh'F-.
- 4 -! AM i Ab ii; AU ^ AHl.Fb? > PN iNOMFPOb A BASF pP AL LL / U Af 'RII LÍ, P -, 1 FP hb "Ai - i' U ME I ACR / 1. ICO r FU EREE ME! ALR 11. I CO-. , '- > . - I '' I Ab ALR IL U AS i - f¡ •• - Dr p? .L A '^ - RUz And f UH H l'1 ^ - Ob Di-MONOFIERD' At M IL ICOS AND ME 'ACR OI 'O * -. 6.- I TO NEW? F-'L U-AC LU '> I DC '-b lAb 1 1 NI A'-' OM .-. RC IM 'P - UV CURED !:, OUF WITH 11 ENE N PLOMEN I US I VISIBLES THAT ARE MADE US3BLES ANÍE IA C-M'-tUN COR "'A DP' TO LIGHT NEC-RA f-'ARA FRUDUCA- WORKS AP! I-! <? ~ A '.. IN VJETUALMENTL CUACÓLO ER SUBSTITUTE TO O MATERIA ES; ODA AERA Ai- i pl U APL l ADA TO BE OI- < R AP t A, PAINT, PAINT ON THE EYE AND MYL AR. ROE A IN SENFRAL, I J O O O. F APPLICATION FOR F'l ^ it ^ , f -'LUS? FOR SCENERACY A LAMP IN CARBON MATERIAL, FABRIC I MUUTA, I A ARA T l. , - TO NEW AP! u F A L D N I N G U P TO THE C LINE THE BASE WILL BE FRAMEED WITH O '' - NURMAl AND BL-C-LINE / TO A TECHNIQUE MY XTA WHERE THE PASMEN TO UV IS • .AMUEL T THE LAYER WITH THE PREVIOUS TECHNIQUE WHERE LIKE K 'SUL'iADU BEFORE THE IU / NORMAL THE P'J AMEN OR UV IS NOT SEEN, BUT N1E CA AI-'LU AG I A DF THE LIGHT WHERE THIS STIMULATES ANIL THE ULTRA VIOLE APPLICATION. OUE APPEARS AS RESOLICATED THE F1GME IO BEFORE NOT SEEN WITH NORMAL LOZ. THE BASE REMAINS DEPENDING ON THE APPLICATION OF IFCNICA OUE IS USED ALREADY OLEA, BEFL RAFiA OR T J TOFER Fl A ,. I o SUMMARY : S 'PRESENT A NEW TECHNIQUE BASED ON F'? N URAS TO THE OIL AR T í rO L'CAS v! INT'AS A RASE OF OIL FOR PI FAR ARTISTIC WORKS OUE MAY HAVE A PREVIOUSLY INVISIBLE OBJECT AND THAT BEFORE THE APL? 'ION PE THE LU / UV APPEAR. A NEW M U-P.I FOR PAINTING ARÍ? B JCA r THE NEW APPLICATION OF. UV CURED COMMERCIAL INKS TO STICK ART WORKS ICAS.
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| MX9603591A MX9603591A (en) | 1996-08-22 | 1996-08-22 | Improvements to tints and paints for application in oil paintings. |
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