Weekly Poll (5)

Earlier this year, researchers transformed a crude oil byproduct, asphaltene, into graphene for thermal, anti-corrosion and 3D printing applications. Do you believe resources recycled from this process could yield other useful coating materials?

According to a team of researchers, the implementation of a transparent graphene veil can prevent up to 70% of pigment fading in painted artworks. Given the health and safety concerns associated with engineered nanoparticles, do you think the coatings protection outweighs the risk?

Rice University researchers recently reported building a "better" epoxy with the addition of graphene foam, noting that it is substantially tougher than pure epoxy. Do you think this will be a long-term epoxy solution?

Will newly developed nanomaterials like graphene revolutionize the protective coatings industry in the next 10 years?

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