For these reasons various protective coatings were tested on two types of bronze panels and exposed to accelerated weathering. Coatings provide a barrier between the corrodents and the metal substrate. By various mechanisms the coating system inhibits corrosion. Advanced spectroscopic and electrochemical methods were used to characterize new coatings candidates with respect to ultraviolet (UV) resistance and corrosion resistance.” Excerpted from North Dakota State final report entitled: “University’s Development and Testing of Organic Coatings for the Preservation of Outdoor Bronze Sculpture from Air-Pollutant Enhanced Corrosion – Phase 3″
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