John J. Florio, Daniel J. Miller, both of King Industries, Inc. Norwalk, Connecticut, U.S.A.

"…The extensive knowledge in this book will help the formulator avoid repetitive trial-and-error experiments….recommended as a valuable source of information not readily accessible in other reference books or manufacturers' literature, and should be available to every formulator."- Journal of Coatings Technology

• Preface 1. Catalysis of Urethane Systems 2. Catalysis of Amino Cross-Linked Systems 3. Photoinitiators: Their Mechanisms, Use, and Applications 4. Corrosion Inhibitors 5. Adhesion Promoter Use in Coatings 6. Light and Heat Stabilizers for Coatings 7. Wax-Based Slip and Mar Additives 8. Biocides: Wet State and Dry Film 9. Surfactants and Surface Tension: Effects in Water-Based Coatings 10. Application of Surface Additives 11. Rheology Additives for Solvent and Solventless Coatings 12. Rheology Modifiers for Waterborne Coatings: Formulating 13. Foam (De)Stabilization: Mechanism and Application in Waterborne Coatings 14. Coalescing Agents 15. Polymeric Pigment Dispersants for Nonaqueous Coatings 16. Pigment Wetting Agents, Pigment Dispersants, Wetting and Dispersing Additives

John J. Florio, Daniel J. Miller, both of King Industries, Inc. Norwalk, Connecticut, U.S.A.

"…The extensive knowledge in this book will help the formulator avoid repetitive trial-and-error experiments….recommended as a valuable source of information not readily accessible in other reference books or manufacturers' literature, and should be available to every formulator."- Journal of Coatings Technology

• Preface 1. Catalysis of Urethane Systems 2. Catalysis of Amino Cross-Linked Systems 3. Photoinitiators: Their Mechanisms, Use, and Applications 4. Corrosion Inhibitors 5. Adhesion Promoter Use in Coatings 6. Light and Heat Stabilizers for Coatings 7. Wax-Based Slip and Mar Additives 8. Biocides: Wet State and Dry Film 9. Surfactants and Surface Tension: Effects in Water-Based Coatings 10. Application of Surface Additives 11. Rheology Additives for Solvent and Solventless Coatings 12. Rheology Modifiers for Waterborne Coatings: Formulating 13. Foam (De)Stabilization: Mechanism and Application in Waterborne Coatings 14. Coalescing Agents 15. Polymeric Pigment Dispersants for Nonaqueous Coatings 16. Pigment Wetting Agents, Pigment Dispersants, Wetting and Dispersing Additives

John J. Florio, Daniel J. Miller, both of King Industries, Inc. Norwalk, Connecticut, U.S.A.

"…The extensive knowledge in this book will help the formulator avoid repetitive trial-and-error experiments….recommended as a valuable source of information not readily accessible in other reference books or manufacturers' literature, and should be available to every formulator."- Journal of Coatings Technology

• Preface 1. Catalysis of Urethane Systems 2. Catalysis of Amino Cross-Linked Systems 3. Photoinitiators: Their Mechanisms, Use, and Applications 4. Corrosion Inhibitors 5. Adhesion Promoter Use in Coatings 6. Light and Heat Stabilizers for Coatings 7. Wax-Based Slip and Mar Additives 8. Biocides: Wet State and Dry Film 9. Surfactants and Surface Tension: Effects in Water-Based Coatings 10. Application of Surface Additives 11. Rheology Additives for Solvent and Solventless Coatings 12. Rheology Modifiers for Waterborne Coatings: Formulating 13. Foam (De)Stabilization: Mechanism and Application in Waterborne Coatings 14. Coalescing Agents 15. Polymeric Pigment Dispersants for Nonaqueous Coatings 16. Pigment Wetting Agents, Pigment Dispersants, Wetting and Dispersing Additives