The EPS 2400 series is a new line of waterborne acrylic resins that wood coating formulators can use to develop high-performance solutions for industrial applications, as well as cabinetry, furniture, and flooring.

EPS 2719 is an all-acrylic emulsion that minimizes asphalt bleed-through in cool roof coatings.

A waterborne acrylic, EPS 2580 provides the capability to formulate direct-to-metal coatings at <50g/L VOC.

An acrylic emulsion for both basecoat and topcoat formulations, EPS 2719 is designed to minimize asphalt bleed-through while maintaining flexibility and toughness.

A direct-to-metal waterborne coating resin, NeoCryl XK-117 offers a viable alternative to solventborne coating technology for the construction and heavy machinery segments.

EPS 2252 is a high-solids acrylic emulsion designed to adhere to low-energy substrates commonly used in roofing.

EPS 719 is an all-acrylic emulsion designed to minimize asphalt bleed-through in cool roof coatings while maintaining flexibility and toughness.

Despite the differences in film formation, novel technology in polymers for water-based sealers gives an improved balance of properties that is commercially acceptable for today’s concrete sealers. The new type of polymer is compared to conventional concrete sealers for key performance properties.

Lindsay Doyle's lube emulsion and her customer's acrylic dispersion both crashed and separated like curdled milk. What had caused both systems to crash, and how were the causes related?