Can coating varnishes containing manganese soap drier and steam cracked distillate resins

Claim 1

A COATING COMPOSITION WHICH WHEN APPLIED TO A METALLIC SURFACE AND CURED AT ABOUT 215-245*C. FOR ABOUT 8 TO 20 MINUTES FORMS A PROTECTIVE COATING FOR SAID SURFACE WHICH HAS IMPROVED RESISTANCE TO CRACKING AND CHEMICALS; SAID COMPOSITION COMPRISING A MIXTURE OF ABOUT 25 TO 75 PARTS BY VOLUME OF A VEGETABLE OIL SELECTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF TUNG OIL, OITICICA OIL, FISH OIL, AND DEHYDRATED CASTOR OIL, AND ABOUT 75 TO 25 PARTS BY VOLUME OF ANOTHER VEGETABLE OIL SELECTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF LINSEED OIL, PERILLA OIL AND SOYBEAN OIL, ABOUT 0.003% TO ABOUT 0.02% BY WEIGHT BASED ON THE TOTAL COMPOSITION OF A MANGANESE CARBOXYLATE SOAP DRIER AND AN OLEFIN-DIOLEFIN RESIN OBTAINED BY POLYMERIZING A STEAMCRACKED PETROLEUM FRACTION BOILING BETWEEN ABOUT 20*C. TO 280*C. WHICH CONTAINS ABOUT 15 TO 60% PIPERYLENE; THE RATIO BETWEEN THE RESIN AND THE VEGETABLE OIL MIXTURE BEING ABOUT 100 LBS. RESIN PER 15-25 GALLONS OF THE VEGETABLE OIL MIXTURE SAID MANGANESE CARBOXYLATE SOAP DRIER BEING THE SOLE METALLIC CARBOXYLATE SOAP DRIER EMPLOYED.