Paint films which have excellent heat-radiating properties, and a method for their formation
Disclosed is a paint film which has excellent heat-radiating properties which comprises an undercoat paint film layer which contains from 1 to 20 mass % with respect to the total solid fraction of the paint film of carbon black and a top-coat paint film layer which contains 1 to 40 mass % with respect to the total solid fraction of the paint film of a pearl pigment and which does not contain aluminum powder and the paint film thickness of the top-coat paint film layer is from 11 to 50 μm.
1. A paint film having heat-radiating properties, comprising:
an undercoat paint film layer comprising from 1 to 20 mass % of carbon black with respect to the total solid fraction of the undercoat paint film layer, and
a top-coat paint film layer having a film layer thickness of from 11 to 40 μm and comprising from 1 to 40 mass % of a pearl pigment with respect to the total solid fraction of the top-coat paint film layer and which does not contain aluminum powder,
wherein the thermal emissivity of the paint film is at least 0.85.
2. The paint film of claim 1 , wherein the pearl pigment comprises mica and titanium dioxide.
3. A painted metal sheet, comprising a metal sheet having the paint film of claim 1 formed on a surface of the metal sheet.
4. A method of forming paint films having heat-radiating properties, comprising:
applying to a surface of a substrate an undercoat paint comprising from 1 to 20 mass % of carbon black with respect to the total solid fraction of an undercoat paint film layer black,
hardening the applied undercoat paint to form the undercoat paint film layer,
applying to the undercoat paint film layer a top-coat paint comprising 1 to 40 mass % of a pearl pigment with respect to the total solid fraction of a top-coat paint film layer and which does not contain aluminum powder, and
hardening the applied top-coat paint to form the top-coat paint film layer having a paint film thickness of from 11 to 40 μm.