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inorganic metal coatings

05/25/2008 2:28 AM

What is the difference between organic and inorganic metal finishing for metals? What metal finishes or coatings can be considered inorganic?

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Re: inorganic metal coatings

05/26/2008 1:51 AM

Main difference is that organics tend to fade quicker. Dull finishes (like earthtones) tend to be inorganic. Bright-color finishes tend to be organic. For this reason, brighter paint colors are more often found on interior paint palettes.

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Re: inorganic metal coatings

05/26/2008 3:49 AM

I think it depends on the basic chemical composition, a zinc silicate coating thus is inorganic and an epoxy paint is organic.

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Re: inorganic metal coatings

05/26/2008 9:22 PM

The classical defintion is short and succinct. If the finished coating has carbon based compounds in it other than graphite or diamond, it is an organic coating.

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