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ing composition comprising a coating less than 30% by volume based on the volume of the nonvolatile components of a pre- dominant pigment; 30% to 80% by volume of a first emulsion-polymerized addition polymer; 15% to 40% by volume of a second emulsion-polymerized addition polymer; and pigment dispersant and sur- factant in amounts effective to stabilize the composition.

Two-Component Coating U.S. Patent 5,506,328. Apr. 9, 1996 K.6. Chandalia et al, assignors to Olin Corp., Cheshire, Corm.

Low-VOC, moisture-curable, two-com- ponent coating compositions based on or- ganic polyisocyanates.

Powder Coating Gun U.S. Patent 5,506,746. Apr. 9, 1996 K. Seitz, assignor to Wagner International AG, Alfsfaften, Swifzerland

An electrostatic powder coating gun and a method of generating a high voltage in such a gun.

Finishing of Difficult Surfaces U.S. Patent 5,507,685. Apr. 16, 1996 S. E. Hoffman, Englewood C/if%, N.J.

A method for finishing a surface of a workpiece, comprising agitating with a first mixture including a first plurality of discrete, homogeneous compressed felt chunks having a first particulate abrasive coating thereon; and agitating with a sec- ond mixture including a second plurality of discrete, homogeneous compressed felt chunks having a second particulate abra- sive coating thereon, the second particulate abrasive coating having an abrasive size smaller than the first particulate abrasive coating.

Apparatus for Electrolytic Polishing U.S. Patent 5,507,923. Apr. 16, 1996 H.J. Sfouse et al., Houston

A method for electrolytically polishing an inside surface of a tubular product, which comprises placing a cathode head inside a first reservoir located adjacent one end; providing a second reservoir located adjacent another end; flowing an electro-

lyte through the first reservoir, the tubular product and the second reservoir, and over the cathode head; establishing an electric potential between the tubular product and cathode head; displacing the cathode head from the first reservoir along the length of the tubular product; and causing ionic dis- placement between the tubular product and the cathode head.

Particle Blasting Machine U.S. Patent 5,507,683. Apr. 16, 1996 J.M. Ho/m et al, assignors to Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, 111.

A process for deburring an article by controllably impacting the article with abrading particles.

Electrolytically Assisted Paint Removal U.S. Patent 5,507,926. Apr. 16, 1996 FT. Keller et al, assignors to EMEC Consultants, Export, Pa.

A method of electrically separating a paint coating from a metal surface compris- ing providing a metal member having a surface having a paint coating bonded

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