How Do We Balance "Trust" with "Suspicion" on Base Substrates

Everyone who applies coatings worries about the coating process. But when it comes to the base substrate (film, foil, paper, etc.), people either are too trusting or too suspicious. None of us happen to suspect the base only when it is a problem...

Alex Nevels

Everyone who applies coatings worries about the coating process. But when it comes to the base substrate (film, foil, paper, etc.), people either are too trusting or too suspicious. None of us happen to suspect the base only when it is a problem unless we wait for the problem to show up in production. That is a little too trusting.

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