Spectra Group Ltd., (SGL) has nearly completed Phase I SBIR "Radiation Curing of Pigmented Coatings" (N94-213) with promising results. The goal was to evaluate new curing technology for Navy repair applications. Briefly summarized, acrylate and epoxy resin formulatins have been developed and cured using SGL's novel visible light photoinitiator technology. The resins were cured with visible and UV/visible light forming tough, corrosion resistant coatings that have good metal adhesion and hardness. The Phae I results offers the potential for a Navy repair process that will replace the current standard paint system and its associated problems. In addition, a variety of civilian applications are expected to benefit from this development. These results form the foundation for a Phaes II program to fully develop and optimize an integrated cure system for prototype demonstration. The primary objectives of Phase II include 1) development of optimized resin formulations and cure response for commercial (Navy and civilian) use, 2) comprehensive testing of the cured coatings, 3) development of an intense, visible light source using advanced light technology, 4) design and development of a rail mount system for easy handling of the light source and 5) field testing. The Option period plans to focus on achieving advanced property performance, civilian applications, colors other than gray, filled or reinforced resins.