Dow Corning® 108F Additive is a versatile antifoam active on the reduction of foam generated during the manufacture and application of water based paints, coatings and inks. It works in major types of water based resins like acrylics, vinyl acetate/ethylene (VAE dispersions), polyurethane dispersions, and alkyd emulsions. This antifoam additive is particularly recommended for premium low PVC coatings, to provide a good density control of the coating formulation while maintaining a good appearance of the final surface.
Spanning from architectural wall and trim paints to heavy duty industrial coatings, Dow Performance Silicones provides resins, intermediates and additives for a broad range of paints and inks. The company’s resin or intermediates improve the UV resistance/exterior durability of both architectural and industrial coatings and its heat resistance is a well-known attribute used in the industrial sector. The company’s silicone additives deliver improved foam control, slip/mar/scratch resistance, leveling and flow, haptics and substrate wetting whether in solventborne, waterborne or UV systems. The water repellency and breathability improvement of silicone leads to their extensive use in façade paints.
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