Butoxyl
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Because of its faint odor and excellent dilutability with ethanol and hydrocarbons, Butoxyl is highly suitable for brush-applied paints. It prevents the familiar blushing or milky opalescence of the drying paint films caused by thinners even when used in fairly large amounts. Butoxyl in combination with ethanol does not attack rubber and can, therefore, also be used for paints applied by machine (rubber rollers). In addition, Butoxyl gives spray paints a smooth surface and high gloss even when ester resins and oxidatively curing resins are used. Because of its low volatility, it is best added to spray paints in amounts of no more than 5%-10%. Butoxyl brings great advantages when used in stoving enamels because of its low volatility, promoting flow and gloss of the paint films. Butoxyl can be used as a solvent in isocyanate- and epoxy-containing systems. In high-solids paints, Butoxyl can be employed as a solvent to lower the viscosity. Butoxyl can also be used in oil and gas applications |
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Butoxyl® is a neutral colorless liquid with a faint odor. It is miscible with the common organic solvents; its solubility in water is very low. Butoxyl® contains no ethanol. |
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Dec 01, 2022 |
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Dec 01, 2022 |
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