The variety of design of wall surfaces is so huge that sometimes ordinary people who carry out repairs with their own hands do not even know about some of them. For example, the web effect, which can be done different ways. One of the most modern is with the help of glazing compounds. What is this extraordinary material?
The present invention relates to a coating composition containing a mixture of denatured protein, lipid, plasticizer polyol, trehalose and carrier. The invention also relates to methods for preparing coating compositions and to products coated with coating compositions. The invention also relates to the use of the coating composition to mask or reduce or prevent the development of flavors. In addition, the present invention relates to the use of a coating composition to prevent or reduce the degradation of an active substance in a coated product, or to prevent or reduce leakage of the active substance from a coated product.
Today, manufacturers offer glazing compositions for textured plaster in two variations. These are glazes in the form of translucent paints of different colors and varnishes. The main purpose of the composition for plaster is the finishing coating of walls to give the effect of cobwebs. But it should be noted that this paint and varnish material has additional protective properties. So after applying it to the wall surface, it is possible to guarantee a change in the structure of the upper layer in the direction of increasing the strength characteristics.
Some embodiments of the present invention relate to the use of the coating composition to maintain the viability of probiotics or to improve the survival of probiotics in a product containing a probiotic. Requirements. A method for producing a coating composition, including mixing a lipid, a polyol plasticizer, trehalose, a denatured protein, and a carrier.
The coating composition obtained by the method according to claim 1 or. Coating composition containing a mixture of denatured protein, lipid, plasticizer polyol, trehalose and carrier. A coating formed from a coating composition according to any one of paragraphs. 3. A coated product containing a microparticle coated with a coating composition according to any one of paragraphs. 3.
Regardless of what finish was applied to the wall, the glazing composition will cover it without problems. That is, it can be a flat, simply painted surface, or maybe already finished with decorative plaster. At the same time, the achievement of the desired effect will depend only on the manufacturer of the work. And there are many examples here:
III. The use of glazing material
A method for masking flavors, comprising coating an active substance having a flavor with a coating composition according to any one of paragraphs. 3-8, to mask the aroma. A method for preventing or reducing flavor development, comprising coating an active substance capable of producing flavor when exposed to a deteriorating environment with a coating composition according to any one of paragraphs. 3-8, to prevent or reduce the impact of the active on the deteriorating environment.
A method for preventing or reducing degradation of an active substance, comprising coating the active ingredient with a coating composition according to any one of paragraphs. 3-8 to prevent or reduce the effect of the active agent on a deteriorating environment. A method for preventing or reducing leakage of an active substance from a product, comprising coating a product containing an active substance with a coating composition according to any one of paragraphs. 3-8 to prevent or reduce leakage of the active substance from the product.
- If a monochromatic glazing composition is applied to a decorative surface applied with a white mortar, then the paint coating can be shaded a little and different areas with light and dark tones can be made on the surface of the plaster.
- You can use multi-colored structures, in which it achieves smooth transition from one shade to another.
Application tools
The use of a coating composition according to any one of paragraphs. 3-8 to mask or prevent or reduce odor development. The use of a coating composition according to any one of paragraphs. 3-8 to prevent or reduce deterioration in activity. The use of a coating composition according to any one of paragraphs. 3-8 to prevent or reduce the leakage of the active substance from the product containing the active ingredient.
A method for maintaining probiotic viability or improving probiotic survival in a probiotic-containing product, said method comprising coating the product with a coating composition according to any one of claims. 3-3. The use of a coating composition according to any one of paragraphs. 3-8 to maintain the viability or improve the survival of the probiotic in the product.
Both options will necessarily emphasize the roughness of the finished surface of the plaster, the unevenness of the applied relief will be emphasized. This is what achieves the effect of the web. But the most important thing that experts say about this finishing technology is the complexity and sometimes laboriousness of the process. With seeming simplicity, it is not so easy to make a cobweb on the wall with a glazing composition with your own hands. This requires experience and knowledge of some points related to the use of finishing material. And if someone still decides to paint with his own hands, he will definitely spend a lot of time and effort, but the end result is worth it. This is individuality, this is a play of colors, this is complete harmony with the chosen design of the room.
Description. The present invention relates to coating compositions, methods for preparing coating compositions, and products coated with coating compositions. Some embodiments of the present invention relate to coating compositions that are suitable for coating microparticles. The resulting microparticles are typically spherical and contain active or core material surrounded by a solid wall or trapped in a solid or gel matrix.
The purpose of microencapsulation is to provide a substance in a finely divided state. It is desirable to preserve the encapsulated asset from degradation by limiting its exposure to the external environment and releasing it at a controlled rate under certain conditions on demand. In addition, it is desirable that stable volatile, sensitive and reactive compounds are stabilized by encapsulation by providing the microparticle with suitable barrier properties. In addition, when the active is ingested by a human or animal, it may be desirable to mask any flavor of the active, especially when the taste may be perceived as undesirable by the consumer.
The composition of the glazing materials and the method of their application
Glazing glazes are based on a polyacrylate dispersion (these are polymers of synthetic or natural origin that quickly change from a liquid to a solid state under the influence of temperature), water, pigments and chemical additives that increase the adhesive and strength characteristics of the entire solution. Usually for one square meter the wall surface of the plaster consumes 80-100 g of glaze. The material is sold in plastic buckets with a volume of 2.5 kg.
The glazing technique is used for various surfaces
In some applications, the material used to encapsulate the active agent may provide an active level of suitable levels of degradation protection, stability and taste masking. However, often the encapsulation material is porous. Thus, the encapsulated asset may still be subject to environmental degradation. In addition, the active itself may leak from the microparticle, thereby exposing it to a degrading environment, and any flavor associated with the active may emanate from the microparticle and be perceived by the human or animal consuming it.
Today, manufacturers offer another kind of glazing composition - this is a paste white color. This creamy material is either lime-based or polymer-based. It has all the qualities that glazing paints and varnishes have. To change the color shade, any color can be added to the solution.
The present invention provides a coating composition comprising a mixture of a lipid, a plasticizer polyol, trehalose, a denatured protein and a carrier. In addition, the present invention provides a coating composition formed by mixing a lipid, a polyol plasticizer, trehalose, a denatured protein and a carrier.
In addition, the present invention relates to a process for preparing a coating composition comprising mixing a lipid, a polyol plasticizer, trehalose, a denatured protein and a carrier. In addition, the present invention provides a coating formed from a coating composition in accordance with the present invention.
Do-it-yourself methods for applying a glazing composition
The main requirement for proper do-it-yourself application is the preparation of the finished decorative plaster surfaces. Why does the wall need to be dusted? But the application of the compositions themselves different kind very different from each other.
The coating composition of the present invention may be particularly suitable for coating microparticles intended to be ingested by humans or animals, but is not limited to them. The mechanical and barrier properties of the coating of the present invention may be useful for coating microparticles in general. Thus, a coated product is provided comprising a microparticle coated with a coating composition of the present invention. In addition, the coating composition can be used to coat other products, including other products that may be ingested, such as tablets of pharmaceutical or nutritional compositions.
- Paints (glazes) are applied in the same way as any paintwork material. What are brushes and rollers used for?
- It is best to apply the varnish with a spray gun, which will save the material itself and make the application uniform.
- A special mitt is used to apply the paste. The material is taken in hand and rubbed on the surface of the wall. After that, the coating is rubbed with a sponge to a thin layer.
In addition, the present invention relates to a method for masking fragrances, comprising coating an active substance having a fragrance with a coating composition in accordance with the present invention. The invention also provides a method for preventing or reducing flavor development comprising coating an active agent capable of developing flavor when exposed to a damaging environment with a coating composition in accordance with the present invention to prevent or reduce the active's exposure to a deteriorating environment.
The process of finishing the plaster must begin on either side of the wall and continue to apply until the end of the next opposite side. The best option is to cover one square meter of area in one pass. If for some reason the process is stopped before reaching the end of the surface, then in just a few hours a new laid layer will create a clearly visible boundary between the old and new material. And this border will be visible all the time, so it is recommended to plan the work in such a way that sections of the walls do not remain unfinished.
Also provided is a method for preventing or reducing degradation of an active substance, said method comprising coating with an active coating composition according to the present invention to prevent or reduce the effect of the active medium on the deteriorating environment. In addition, a method is provided for preventing or reducing leakage of an active substance from a product, said method comprising coating a product containing an active coating composition according to the present invention to prevent or reduce leakage of an active substance from the product.
Joints between laid layers should be made only in a wet way, that is, without drying the previous one. There is a technology for finishing walls with a glazing composition, which is called "two-handed". Its implementation requires two masters: one works as standard on conventional technology application, the second dry tool blends the material applied to the walls. It turns out a uniform coating without visible joints and borders.
These and other aspects of the invention, including the use of the composition of the invention to mask or prevent or reduce the development of fragrances; to prevent or reduce degradation of the active; and prevent or reduce leakage of the active product; described in more detail below. In some embodiments, the present invention provides a method for maintaining the viability of a probiotic or improving the survival of probiotics in a probiotic-containing product, said method comprising coating the product with a coating composition of the present invention.
Beginners who decide to carry out the finishing process of plastering with their own hands will definitely encounter various problems, and finish defects will certainly appear. What do experts recommend in this case? In principle, these flaws can be easily dealt with. To do this, you just need to sand the problem area of \u200b\u200bthe surface and apply a new layer of glazing composition on it. Special attention experts pay to work with compositions of saturated colors. With them, there are always problems with the distribution of colors.
The coating composition of the present invention includes a mixture of lipid, plasticizer polyol, trehalose, denatured protein and carrier. That is, these components are starting materials or ingredients which, when combined appropriately, interact and bind to obtain the coating composition of the present invention. As will be described in more detail below, a number of synergistic interactions occur between the components of the coating composition to provide the coating with the desired barriers and mechanical properties.
The nuances of applying a glazing composition
Attention! It is forbidden to apply a finishing coating in straight stripes. Only circular or feathery strokes.
Conclusion on the topic
So, summing up the analysis of the topic of glazing compositions and the effect they create on the surface of the walls, it must be concluded that this finishing material emphasizes the relief of decorative plaster. It sort of deepens the background of the picture, making it clear, not blurry. In addition, it is possible to change the pure white plaster in terms of color design with shades of mother-of-pearl.
These interactions may exploit the hydrophilic and hydrophobic nature of the denatured protein to form useful hydro- and hydrophobic bonds and the ability of trehalose to stabilize the protein and lipid. The present invention particularly relates to coating products, such as microparticles, that are intended to be ingested by humans, but potentially other animals. Accordingly, one skilled in the art will appreciate that the ingredients of the coating composition of the present invention are selected such that they are suitable for use.
Currently, manufacturers offer ready-made compositions with certain colors. The main ones are gold, silver and chameleon. It is clear that the latter option changes its shades at different angles, so glare appears on the wall covered with decorative plaster, increasing the originality of the finishing layer.
That is, in the case of a coating composition intended for human ingestion, the ingredients of the coating composition are approved for human consumption by any desired organs. Similarly, for products intended for animal consumption, the ingredients will be approved for such use. By way of example, the present invention is generally described with reference to products intended for human consumption.
In general, components suitable for human consumption may be considered edible or edible. That is, the components are meant to be consumed, and they are not just non-toxic, which is ancillary to their ultimate and intended purpose. The coating can be used in pharmaceutical or food preparations, food additives, functional foods and drinks. For example, food products and beverages for humans as well as animals can be added using microparticles containing one or more desired active substances which are coated using the composition of the present invention.
And the last. Anyone who nevertheless decided on the process of applying a glazing composition with his own hands should know that the process itself does not look very complicated, but some of its nuances can change the end result for the worse. Therefore, try to understand the finishing technology to the end, to the smallest moments.
Glazing paint is a translucent coating that is used to protect and decorate various surfaces. Its versatility lies in the fact that it can be applied:
- as a finishing coat on plaster or an independent material;
- on textured and flat surfaces;
- for outdoor and internal works.
The only factor that limits its application is the availability of certain skills and work experience.
When finishing a smooth surface with this composition, it is possible to obtain not only uniformity of color, but also a variety of its shades. Mixing color palette gives effect smooth transition, forming bizarre patterns that cannot be reproduced or repeated. This allows you to create unique design in the interior of the room.
The application of such varnish on the textured surface of the tree gives it a shine and slightly smoothes the texture. But on the plaster, the paint, on the contrary, emphasizes the relief and creates volume.
Varieties of materials
Materials for glazing are distinguished by composition and purpose.
- interior paints: acrylic, oil;
- exterior paints.
Acrylic coatings for interior use have the following characteristics:
- no unpleasant odor;
- moisture resistance;
- fade resistance;
- , which does not allow dust to accumulate on the surface;
- high drying rate of 2 to 4 hours;
- the absence of toxic and toxic substances in the composition.
Some companies produce a glazing antiseptic that prevents the growth of pathogenic microflora on treated wooden surfaces and walls.
Oil-based coatings have the following advantages:
- wear resistance;
- ability to withstand mechanical stress;
- resistance to sudden changes in temperature;
- moisture resistance;
- safety.
The disadvantage of this decorative composition is its long drying time.
Finishing for outdoor work is characterized by such properties as:
- frost resistance;
- moisture resistance;
- resistance to UV rays;
- ability to withstand low high temperatures, as well as their change;
- ability to resist the reproduction of fungal microflora.
Lacquer for glazing outdoor objects is not subject to strict safety indicators. Therefore, their treatment of walls or other indoor surfaces is undesirable.
Features of the preparatory stage
When preparing for glazing a wooden surface, you need to carefully clean its old coating with a building hair dryer or spatula. If there are various irregularities or cracks, then it is necessary to apply a layer of wood putty on them, wait for complete drying and sand.
The walls are freed from paint with sandpaper or sandblasting. If it is impossible to remove the entire layer old paint, it can be well treated with abrasive paper and wiped with a dry cloth. If there are oil stains on the surface, they must be treated with a solvent, and then with clean water.
Damaged plaster must be filled, sanded and primed before glazing.
As a result, after processing, a perfectly flat and clean surface should be obtained.
Coating
It is impossible to work with decorative varnish or paint at high humidity, air temperature below + 10 ° C and above + 30 ° C.
Glazing compositions are applied to the walls with a sponge or a specially designed mitten. Before starting work, you should conditionally break a wall or other surface into squares of approximately 1 m2, and apply a decorative coating in stages on each of them. To obtain a bright color, 2 or 3 layers of glaze are applied. To get a blurry pattern on the plaster, you should dilute it with water.
It is necessary to apply decorative varnishes and paints with large strokes directed in different directions, avoiding the formation of straight joints. When processing large volumes of wall surfaces, it is better to work together. One master applies the composition, while the second processes the joints by shading.
Wood glazing can be done:
- spray gun;
- sponge;
- brush.
Depending on the type of paint, it is better to dilute its first coat with oil, water or thinner. This will improve the adhesion of the wood by penetrating deeper into the wood.
It is possible that after the first treatment the surface becomes rough. This is eliminated with fine sandpaper, and then another layer of undiluted glazing is applied. If the wood surface is too porous, another coat of varnish may be needed. After that, care must be taken to ensure that moisture does not get on the surface for three days, and the temperature does not fall below + 10 ° C.
Surface care
Despite the fact that the varnish or paint is completely fixed on the plaster after 2 weeks, it can be washed only a month after treatment. To do this, use a warm aqueous solution and a soft sponge. Do not allow oil, solvents and other aggressive chemicals to come into contact with the surface, which can change the color of the paint or violate its integrity.
The wooden surface, on which the glazing antiseptic is applied, is quite resistant to adverse factors. The paint allows you to save its structure and does not lose its color for a long time.
Using to create original design indoors, a glazing coating that is applied to plaster and wooden surfaces can reliably protect them from moisture, mold and destruction. A wide choice of colors makes it possible to choose the right option that allows you to implement all your ideas.
