Final Program Details Issued for COATING 2003 Show and Conference

August 1, 2003

CINCINNATI - Final program plans were announced for COATING 2003, the biennial industrial-finishing conference and exhibition scheduled for Oct. 28-30 in Indianapolis.

The conference will get under way on Oct. 28 with a keynote address by Kevin Butt, assistant general manager of Body Engineering for Toyota Motor Manufacturing's North American plants. Butt will discuss trends in automotive-coating processes and how Toyota's manufacturing efficiency has led to improvements in the company's paint and finishing processes.

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In this webinar, we will demonstrate how silane and silicone technologies can modify polyaspartic chemistries to increase performance characteristics of traditional metal coating finishes. In particular, we will highlight technical capabilities of glycolic silane technology that can enable coating system formulations to be virtually free of latent alcohol or other VOC emissions.

This webinar will discuss the different chemistries of fluorosurfactants and other additives and how this affects their performance in coatings. Fluorosurfactants are multifunctional and direct one-for-one replacement is rarely possible, but careful selection of additive combinations can achieve comparable performance in different coatings formulations.

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Final Program Details Issued for COATING 2003 Show and Conference

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