GLOSSARY TERM
Peel Resistance
The ability of paint to resist peeling from the surface.
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What it is
Peel resistance is a coating's ability to stay firmly bonded to the surface without lifting, flaking, or peeling away over time. It is closely tied to adhesion.
Why it matters
Peeling is one of the most visible and common coating failures, and once it starts it spreads. Good peel resistance keeps the finish intact and avoids costly early repairs.
Where it is used on a project
Important on all coated surfaces, and especially on smooth or previously coated substrates and weather-exposed exteriors where adhesion is tested.
How NECC approaches it
We prepare surfaces thoroughly and use the correct primer and compatible system, so coatings bond firmly and resist peeling for the long term.
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What is peel resistance?
It is how well a coating resists lifting and peeling away from the surface, which comes down to adhesion and preparation.
How is peeling prevented?
Thorough surface preparation, the right primer, and a compatible coating system give the best resistance to peeling.
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