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Concrete as a substrate and building material can be found just about everywhere these days. Residential, commercial, and industrial spaces all utilize concrete for sidewalks, flooring, roads, structural components, and much more. However, as a substrate, concrete tends to be one of the more difficult surfaces to paint.

Gellner Industrial has made water-based polymers for use in a wide range of paints and primers for years. One of the more unique and innovative sectors of this industry is self-healing paint, a recent development in coating technology.

Mildew and other mold stains are the bane of basements across the country, especially in environments that are particularly humid or susceptible to flooding. Mildew might be a more superficial type of mold, but it still is hazardous to both the integrity of the walls and the health of any occupants. They do no favors to the aesthetics of the room either, ruining paint and drywall, and overall creating a basement that is no longer safe for habitation.

Gellner Industrial, LLC has developed acrylic polymers to serve a wide range of applications, some of them used throughout everyday life, like coatings and paints, and some for very unique purposes, like the one in today’s blog! From time to time, we are contracted to create polymer for more unique coatings and products, and one of the more interesting applications that we developed acrylic polymers for was an LED glass coating.

Acrylic resins are incredibly versatile, something that Gellner Industrial knows firsthand–we’ve developed a number of acrylic resins that serve many different applications in coatings, adhesives, sealants, printing inks, and much more. Over the years, we’ve been at the forefront of research and development for water-based acrylic emulsions and solutions, serving a variety of needs from manufacturers of hobby paints to those who develop high-performance industrial coatings.

Acrylic resins are incredibly versatile, something that Gellner Industrial knows firsthand–we’ve developed a number of acrylic resins that serve many different applications in coatings, adhesives, sealants, printing inks, and much more. Over the years, we’ve been at the forefront of research and development for water-based acrylic emulsions and solutions, serving a variety of needs from manufacturers of hobby paints to those who develop high-performance industrial coatings.