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Originally the name for a wood filler that was composed of wood flour mixed in [[cellulose nitrate]] resin. In the 1990s, DAP trademarked the Plastic Wood name for a [[latex]]-based polymer suspended in [[acetone]] and [[isopropyl alcohol]] solvent. It is filled with sawdust of wood fibers and may also contain [[limestone]] and [[attapulgite]]. | Originally the name for a wood filler that was composed of wood flour mixed in [[cellulose nitrate]] resin. In the 1990s, DAP trademarked the Plastic Wood name for a [[latex]]-based polymer suspended in [[acetone]] and [[isopropyl alcohol]] solvent. It is filled with sawdust of wood fibers and may also contain [[limestone]] and [[attapulgite]]. | ||
== Applications == | |||
== Risks == | |||
== Additional Information== | |||
DAP: [[http://www.dap.com/dap-products-ph/plastic-wood-latex-wood-filler-squeeze-tube/ Platic Wood]] | |||
[[Category:Materials database]] | [[Category:Materials database]] | ||
Revision as of 21:51, 19 May 2020
Description
Originally the name for a wood filler that was composed of wood flour mixed in cellulose nitrate resin. In the 1990s, DAP trademarked the Plastic Wood name for a latex-based polymer suspended in acetone and isopropyl alcohol solvent. It is filled with sawdust of wood fibers and may also contain limestone and attapulgite.
Applications
Risks
Additional Information
DAP: [Platic Wood]