US20060282959A1 - Gel-Phase Colorant Dispersions for Coating Compositions - Google Patents

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US20060282959A1
US20060282959A1 US11/424,740 US42474006A US2006282959A1 US 20060282959 A1 US20060282959 A1 US 20060282959A1 US 42474006 A US42474006 A US 42474006A US 2006282959 A1 US2006282959 A1 US 2006282959A1
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  • the present invention is a gel-phase colorant comprising (a) a reaction product of: (1) a reactive material component, (2) a reactive colorant, and (3) a crosslinker having reactive groups capable of forming a bond with the reactive material component and the reactive colorant.
  • the present invention is also a novel gel-phase colorant dispersion comprising (a) a gel-phase colorant comprising the reaction product of (1) a reactive material component, (2) a reactive colorant, and (3) a crosslinker having reactive groups capable of forming a bond with the reactive material component and the reactive colorant; and (b) a dispersion medium, wherein the dispersion medium can be an aqueous or non-aqueous-based dispersion.
  • the gel-phase colorant dispersion of this invention can then be mixed or blended with typical coating materials.
  • This invention is also directed to a method of preparing coating compositions comprising a binder phase of an aqueous or non-aqueous-based dispersion and a gel-phase colorant dispersion, and in particular, a method comprising the steps of (1) preparing at least one gel-phase colorant dispersion comprising a gel-phase colorant comprising a reaction product of (a) a reactive material component; (b) a reactive colorant and (c) a crosslinker; dispersed in a dispersion medium; and (2) mixing or blending the gel-phase colorant dispersion with typical coating materials.
  • the coating composition can also comprise one or more independent gel-phase colorant dispersions.
  • This invention is also directed to a process for achieving a multicolor faux finish pattern on a surface utilizing a gel-phase colorant dispersion-based one-pack multiphase coating composition.
  • This invention is also directed to a two-layer coating system comprising a topcoat and an undercoat, wherein the topcoat is a coating composition comprising a gel-phase colorant dispersion comprising (a) a gel-phase colorant comprising (1) a reactive material component, (2) a reactive colorant, and (3) a crosslinker having reactive groups capable of forming a bond with the reactive material component and the reactive colorant; and (b) a dispersion medium; and wherein the undercoat is a waterborne coating composition comprising one or more highly water-absorbent pigments.
  • a gel-phase colorant dispersion comprising (a) a gel-phase colorant comprising (1) a reactive material component, (2) a reactive colorant, and (3) a crosslinker having reactive groups capable of forming a bond with the reactive material component and the reactive colorant; and (b) a dispersion medium
  • the undercoat is a waterborne coating composition comprising one or more highly water-absorbent pigments.
  • FIG. 1 is a graphical representation showing the stages of the gel-phase colorant dispersion through the coating composition in accordance with the invention.
  • FIG. 2 is a graphical representation showing the gel-phase colorant dispersion coating in the liquid state.
  • FIG. 3 is a graphical representation of the gel-phase colorant dispersion coating of this invention before and after applicator imprint.
  • FIG. 4 is a graphical representation of a cross-section of the coating on a substrate before and after an applicator imprint.
  • the gel-phase colorant dispersions comprises a gel-phase colorant comprising a reaction product of (1) a reactive material component, particularly those having active hydrogens such as hydroxy- or amine-functionality; (2) a reactive colorant, dispersed into a dispersion medium; and (3) a crosslinker, having reactive groups capable of forming a bond with the reactive material component and a reactive colorant.
  • the dispersion medium can comprise aqueous or non-aqueous-based solutions or emulsions.
  • the gel-phase colorant particles resulting from these reactions have a high affinity for the liquid medium (which can be aqueous or non-aqueous) in which they are dispersed and at all times are stable therein.
  • the gel-phase colorant dispersion comprises discrete gel-phase colorant color particles of sufficient size to be readily visible and produce a desirable color contrast to the naked eye.
  • the gel-phase colorant particles can be dispersed in an aqueous or non-aqueous medium of a color the same as or different from that of the gel-phase colorant.
  • Such gel-phase colorant particles provide the desirable color contrast and are readily visible to produce a faux finish product, which is an objective of the invention.
  • the gel-phase colorant particles are of such strength that they do not deform or change shape by the shear force imposed when the coating composition is mixed, shaken, agitated or applied to a desired substrate by a brush, roller, sprayer or other typical applicator means.
  • the reactive material component of this invention can include compounds having active hydrogens, epoxy compounds, carboxy compounds, and the like.
  • a desired crosslinking agent is any compound having reactive groups which will react with (1) the reactive groups of the reactive material component and (2) the reactive colorant. Since one function of the crosslinking agent is to attach the reactive colorant to the reactive material component, the crosslinking agent should have at least two distinct reactive groups—one that can react with the colorant, while the other reacts with the reactive material component.
  • the distinct reactive groups can be either the same or different functional groups. For example, one type of functional group may react preferentially with the colorant while a different functional group may react preferentially with the reactive material component.
  • One molecule of crosslinking agent can also include a multiplicity of reactive groups for reaction with the colorant and the reactive material component. Many useful crosslinking agents include isocyanates and polyisocyanates, which have a multiplicity of sites for reaction with the colorants or the reactive material component.
  • a gel-phase colorant is made by combining the reactive material component, crosslinking agent and reactive colorant together and then reacting (or allowing to react) under suitable conditions to form a gel-phase colorant.
  • suitable conditions are those conditions required to cause reaction of the crosslinking agent with the reactive material component and the reactive colorant.
  • a aqueous gel-phase colorant suitable for this invention include the use polyester polyols (such as Piothane 70-1000 HAI or Piothane 70-500, both commercially available from Panolam Industries International, Inc., Auburn, Ma.) as the reactive material component; isocyanates (such as Desmodur N3600 commercially available from Bayer Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pa.) as the crosslinker.
  • Reactive colorants contemplated by this invention include Blend-A-Color (commercially available from Degussa Corporation of Parsippany, N.J.), which can be used alone or in combination with other colorants.
  • a reactive colorant component is present in a gel-phase colorant in a quantity that can vary from trace amount to about 50 weight percent or more, based on the weight of the gel-phase colorant.
  • the above components can be heated, or merely allowed sufficient time at ambient temperature to produce the desired reaction. Suitable conditions (for reaction) and relative amounts of each chosen reactive material component, reactive colorant and crosslinking agent are dictated by the chemical character of such components and the presence or absence of catalysts, and will be apparent to those skilled in the art.
  • the gel-phase colorant is then dispersed in an aqueous or non-aqueous medium to produce a desired gel-phase colorant dispersion.
  • the mode of dispersion that can include, but is not limited to, stirring, shaking, agitation with a blade, milling, and sonication, determines the size and shape of the gel-phase colorant particles.
  • the weight of the gel-phase colorant(s) can total up to about 50 weight percent, based on the total weight of the gel-phase colorant dispersion.
  • the coating composition of this invention can comprise one or more independent gel colorant dispersions, wherein each of the said gel colorant dispersions, either aqueous or non-aqueous, contains a different colorant so as to provide more random distribution of colorant entities.
  • the coating composition of the invention can also comprise an aqueous or non-aqueous dispersion or emulsion.
  • aqueous-based dispersions include, but are not limited to, water, latex emulsions, polyurethane dispersions, water-based alkyd (or alkyds modified with acrylic urethane or styrene) emulsions, dispersions and solutions; water-based acrylic dispersions and solutions.
  • some latexes useful for this invention include, but are not limited to, Joncryl SCX2577 (commercially available from S.C.
  • the coating composition can be easily formulated by blending one or more gel-phase colorant dispersions with typical raw materials as needed to obtain desired application, stability, appearance, and performance properties. These include materials such as water, coalescing agents, humectants, co-binder, pigment slurries, colorants, rheology modifiers, amines, mildewcides and biocides. Desirable appearance results are obtained when the gel-phase colorant solids content in the coating formulation is above a critical value, typically of about 15% by weight. The appearance effect may become diminished as the gel-phase colorant content drops. Preferably, best patterns develop when there is a discernable difference between the gel-phase colorant and tinting colors.
  • the gel-phase colorant dispersion is present in the coating composition in a quantity up to 95 weight percent, and preferably in a quantity between about 65-90 weight percent, based on total coating composition weight.
  • the shape, size and color of the gel-phase colorant particles, and hence the dispersion and aesthetic appearance and integrity of the final coating film may depend on the following variables:
  • Another embodiment of this invention is a two-layer coating system comprising a topcoat, wherein the topcoat is a waterborne dispersion comprising the gel-phase colorant dispersion, and an undercoat, wherein the undercoat comprises a highly water absorbing pigment.
  • the undercoat of this invention should have a pigment volume concentration of at least 55, and can be between 55 and 80 or between 65 to 75.
  • the pigment utilized in the undercoat can be any highly water absorbent pigment that is water insoluble, including by way of nonlimiting example, aluminum silicate and calcium carbonate.
  • the undercoat can be formulated by adding the following ingredients under mild agitation.
  • the two-layer coating system is applied to obtain a multi-tone coating on a surface of a substrate by:
  • the undercoat and/or topcoat can be applied to the surface using brush, drawdown, roller, spray application, or any other method of the art, and allowed to dry.
  • the present invention has the special advantage of achieving different multicolor desirable effects and patterns.
  • the coating compositions of this invention can be applied to essentially any surface that is amenable to conventional coating techniques, by spray, roller, brush, or other applicators. Striking patterns can be made utilizing a variety of applicators.
  • the tinted coating composition is applied multi-directionally using an applicator providing a textured result, the coating develops a random pattern in which areas of varying film thickness display shades of varying color and sheen.
  • the gel-phase colorant is preferentially stamp-deposited onto the substrate surface, resulting in layering or stratification of the gel-phase color and the tinting color of the emulsion phase.
  • a homogeneous mixture of Piothane 70-1000 HAI, Colortrend 802/803 green colorant, and Desmodur N 3600 is prepared and allowed to equilibrate to a temperature of 70° F. before the dibutyl tin dilaurate catalyst is added and allowed to mix in at 100 rpm using a mixing blade. After 5 minutes, agitation is stopped and the latex is added on top of the reaction mixture After 40 minutes of adding the dibutyl tin dilaurate catalyst, mixing is restarted at 400 rpm and allowed to continue for another 1 hour resulting in a green gel-phase colorant dispersion product.

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