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NASA NTRS · 19760011149

Development of a special purpose spacecraft interior coating, phase 1

Abstract

Coating formulations were developed consisting of latex blends of fluorocarbon polymers, acrylic resins, stabilizers, modifiers, other additives, and a variety of inorganic pigments. Suitable latex primers were also developed from an acrylic latex base. The formulations dried to touch in about one hour and were fully dry in about twenty-four hours under normal room temperature and humidity conditions. The resulting coatings displayed good optical and mechanical properties, including excellent bonding to (pre-treated) substrates. In addition, the preferred compositions were found to be self-extinguishing when applied to nonflammable substrates and could meet the offgassing requirements specified by NASA for the intended application. Improvements are needed in abrasion resistance and hardness.

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Bartoszek, E. J., Nannelli, P.. 1975-11-01. Development of a special purpose spacecraft interior coating, phase 1. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19760011149

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