AB-687, in the form of a milky liquid/anionic/nonionic, is an acrylic resin binder (acrylic polymer). It has good adhesion and ultra-fine particle size imparts tighter break to corrected and full grain leathers. AB-687 is also used as tough, soft, emulsion for base coat application suitable for finishing all types of leather.
Quaker Color (a Division of McAdoo & Allen, Inc.) was established in 1967 and operates today as a specialty chemical company servicing the global paint and coatings industry through its highly efficient manufacturing capabilities and innovative technology. Their wide range of products can be found in several markets including automotive leather, leather, synthetic leather, automotive interiors, plastic coatings, metal coatings, wood coatings, industrial coatings, building & construction coatings, paper coatings, textile coatings, rubber coatings, electronic coatings, and industrial grade pigment dispersions. Quaker Color is ISO 9001/2000 certified and has a strong reputation for producing high quality chemicals.
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