Borden, Inc.

Dwight E Chapman

David R Morse

David A DeProspero

Vincent Tedeschi

This invention is directed to an enamel paint receptive flexible laminate and its method of manufacture. The laminate is useful for making banners, flags, signs and the like that are decorated with enamel poster paints. The laminates of the present invention comprise a base fabric material, a first film coating of a plasticized polyvinyl chloride and a second coating of thermosetting vinyl acrylic copolymer. The thermosetting vinyl acrylic copolymer promotes increased adhesion and decreased drying time of poster paints and lettering enamel when they are applied to the coating.

Enamel receptive banner fabric and method of manufactured thereof

A radiation shielding laminate includes a layer of a polymeric or copolymeric film; a layer of metal foil; an adhesive in an amount sufficient to bond the metal and the polymeric or copolymeric layers together. A thin metal strip bridging two adjacent laminates is a means by which electricity may flow from one sheet to another and to attach an electrical ground to the layer of metal foil. An optional backing layer may be bonded to the sheet material on the opposite side of the layer of metal foil from the film.

Composite sheet material for electromagnetic radiation shielding

Enamel receptive banner fabric

Woven-backed vinyl coverings with starchy-PVA adhesive are readily applicable by 'do-it-yourselfers' to interior walls and ceilings, cabinets, other appropriate furniture, and so forth, and are long-lasting when so applied. These coverings are fully strippable.

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Columbus, OH, United States of America

Dwight E Chapman