A Technological Method to Increase the Color Retention Time of Wicker

Abstract

A process method for increasing color retaining time of wickers relates to the technical field of wicker processing and comprises the process steps of polishing, burnishing, soaking, drying, polishing, powdering, painting, sterilizing, refrigerating, putting in storage and the like. Paint surfaces of the wickers can be effectively protected, the color retaining time is prolonged, and a better protection action can be achieved for the surfaces of the wickers, thereby reducing abrasion to the paint surfaces of paint and reducing corrosion and abrasion degrees of the surfaces of the wickers.

Description

Technical field: The invention relates to the technical field of wicker treatment, in particular to a process method for increasing the color retention time of wicker. Background technique: Willow weaving is one of the traditional Chinese folk handicrafts. In ancient times, it was only used as an ordinary daily practical product. It was not until the last few decades of the 20th century that it gradually emerged, and it gradually became an item for export in some areas of China. Wicker is soft and easy to bend, well-proportioned in thickness, and elegant in color. Through novel designs, it can be woven into various practical handicrafts that are simple, natural, beautiful in shape, light and durable. Willow weaving is a handicraft that is widely circulated among the people in our country. This is because the sources of raw materials for this process are very wide. The main raw materials used for weaving baskets in the north are willow branches, tamarix branches, mulberry s...

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Problems solved by technology

Willow products are generally painted and painted to enrich the color of willow products after weaving. However, after a period of time, ordinary spray paint will cause problems such as dull color and color loss due to wear and tear, and it will be accompanied by use. The extension of time, the continuous wear of various parts and the exposed paint surface are often subject to various erosions, which will easily accelerate the color loss