| Although
best known for their use as architectural coatings, waterborne
acrylic coatings, also known as acrylic latex coatings, are much
more than just house paint. Since their first use in house paint
in 1953, this class of coating has moved into all sorts of industrial
uses, including maintenance coatings for steel and concrete structures.
Follow the links below for more information on:
Why are acrylic binders
used in coatings?
Brief history of acrylic coatings
What are waterborne acrylic polymers,
and how do they work in coatings?
Types of industrial coatings using waterborne
acrylic technology
Advantages of waterborne acrylic coatings
Other industrial uses of acrylic polymers
 Click
here to watch a short video on the use waterborne acrylic
coatings for industrial maintenance, titled “A Better
Way to Protect Metal”
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