JPH02265678A - Pattern coating method of urushi or synthetic resin paint - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To create a design impossible to express heretofore wherein different color patterns are continued non-uniformly in an amorphous state by a method wherein a powder or particulate material soluble in a solvent is adhered to a surface under pressure before the paint on said surface is dried to form unevenness and, after the powder or particulate material is removed by the solvent, paints of different colors are further applied on to express new, irregular color patterns according to the shape of the powder or particulate material adhered under pressure. CONSTITUTION:After paint is applied to a surface, a particulate material soluble in a harmless solvent such as alcohol, for example, sugar or salt is adhered to the surface under pressure before said surface is dried and the surface of the paint is formed into numberless uneven surfaces to fix the paint. The surface coating paint wherein the particulate material soluble in the solvent is adhered under pressure is fixed in the shape of a particle as a surface wherein the unevenness of the particle is non-uniformly continued in an amorphous state. Thereafter, the particle is dissolved and removed by a predetermined solvent. Paint having a color separate from that of said paint is applied to the non-uniform amorphous uneven surface thus formed and the surface thereof is polished to be finished. By this method, a design impossible to express heretofore wherein different color patterns are non-uniformly continued in an amorphous state can be created.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method of configuring a coating pattern on lacquerware.

For lacquerware and tableware coated with synthetic resin paints, the methods of creating patterns range from ancient traditions to those that take advantage of the characteristics of the synthetic resin paints used. Those with a large number of smells are in practical use.

The present invention is one of the techniques for creating such patterns, and by means of the present invention, it is possible to construct patterns with a new feel that could not be obtained in the past.

First, to apply surface makeup to a base material that has been pretreated with an undercoat, etc., it is not just a single color, but several different colors of paint, which are layered and polished to create various patterns. There are a variety of ways to do this, such as painting it or painting it with gold powder.

In the present invention, after coating the surface of a paint, particles that are easily soluble in sugar, salt, alcohol, or other harmless solvents are pressure-adhered to the surface before it dries. The surface is made into a countless uneven surface, which allows the paint to adhere to it.

A surface-applied paint in which particles easily soluble in a solvent are pressure-adhered has unevenness due to the shape of the particles, forming a non-uniform, irregularly continuous surface and being fixed. After that, the particles are dissolved and removed using a specified solvent.

The uneven surface thus created is coated with a different color of paint, and then the surface is polished or otherwise polished.

The coated surface finished in this way has a continuous pattern of different colors between the original paint and the paint applied over it in an uneven and irregular shape, creating a design that could not be expressed conventionally. be.

When applying the method of the present invention to, for example, painting a low table, etc., if a stylized pattern is applied to the surface, if it is a flowering tree, the petal part, the trunk part of the tree, or the like. By using it as a background, etc., it is possible to obtain an atmosphere that was not previously available.

The individual expressions of the different color paints applied over and over again according to the present invention depend on the shape of the particles that are pressure-adhered.
The non-uniform continuous pattern of non-uniform shape cannot be expressed with fixed particles or pieces, and this is because the powder uses a material that dissolves in water or hot water. The powder or particles are, for example, sugar or salt.

As described above, the present invention is a method in which a easily soluble powder or particles is pressure-adhered to a harmless solvent such as water, hot water, or alcohol, and irregularities in the shape of the powder or particles are formed on the surface of the powder or particles. After fixing the irregularities, the work of forming the irregularities is completed by dissolving them with a solvent.The work procedure is extremely simple, and it also produces operational benefits that could not be obtained in the past. Further, powders, particles, etc. can also be used with their size or shape fixed.

Claims (1)

[Claims] The surface of a coating tool made of lacquer or synthetic resin paint. Powder or particles that are easily soluble in water or warm water and a solvent such as alcohol are pressed onto the target position before the paint dries. After forming irregularities on the surface of the paint due to the shape of the powder or particles, the powder or particles are dissolved and removed with a solvent, and then a different color paint is applied over the surface, and the original paint is removed by polishing etc. A pattern painting method for lacquer or synthetic resin paint, which is characterized by expressing the color pattern of the paint layered with the shape of powder or particles that are pressed together.