SYLOID® C 803 Matting Agent is an amorphous synthetic silica appearing as a white, free-flowing powder. It is a high efficiency, high clarity, matting or gloss control agent. Due to its fine particle size, it imparts excellent surface smoothness to the coating film. It is designed for: very thin films, leather and vinyl coatings, coatings for foil and laminates, coil coatings, general industrial coatings and coatings for automotive plastic parts. This product exhibits high matting effect, ease of dispersion, excellent film clarity and film smoothness, resistance to overgrind and tight particle distribution.
GRACE Davison is a division of W.R. Grace & Co., a world leader in specialty chemicals, with specialization in silica and silica alumina technology. Grace Davison silica products have successfully been used for many years as performance enhancing additives for diverse Coatings applications, ranging from industrial coil and wood coatings applications to high quality architectural coatings.
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