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Self-Healing Coating for Metals from NEI Corporation

This video shows self-healing of the coating on metals from NEI Corporation. Solvent-borne urethane coating is coated on a metal surface. The coating is scratched by a sharp object. On the application of heat approx. 60°C, the scratches on the coated metal surface is removed. This process is called as self-healing.

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NEI's Self Healing Coating for Metals

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