Meanings of protective coating in English

Tin is also widely used in food packaging as a protective coating to line containers.

Scouring pads and harsh cleansers can remove the protective coating, and wet woks can rust.

As usual I cannot read him, his protective coating is impenetrable to my Third World sorcery.

They wore the protective coating of the North.

The red carpet is its own little planet, full of beautiful, famous people in a protective coating.

In the video, Motorola advises users the screen has a protective coating, but tells them to avoid sharp objects.

GBS is considered an autoimmune response, in which a person's own immune cells attack the protective coating on nerve fibers.

The axonal root of my tree is bare and exposed, with no protective coating to prevent the leak of electrical ions.

In addition, the protective coating around the nerves-themyelin-maybe stripped, slowing the speed at which nerves can transmit sensory messages.

This will usually wash off the oil before it has had time to get through the natural protective coating of the skin.

For polysiloxanes to be used as a protective coating it is important that proton transfer, a trigger to polymerisation, is a facile process.

Sticky enough to adhere to metal, wood, ceramic and plastic, whereupon it can become a handle, a protective coating or just a new, custom part.

The value of protective coatings as preventives of deterioration of structural materials by destructive agencies; and

Some light-weight steel has usurped certain areas, but aluminum's anti-corrosive property has advantages over steel which needs protective coatings, like galvanizing.

It said developments at its decorative paints business will remain positive, while it sees no real recovery in the struggling marine and protective coatings operation.

(6).-Thecharacter and value of protective coatings, or of various mixes, to prevent deterioration by sea water, alkali, and other destructive agencies.