“…[1][2] In the case of highly fluorinated polymer materials, they do exhibit particular merits such as high thermal and weather resistance, excellent chemical inertness, oil and water repellency, and low dielectric index, in some cases, as well as biocompatibility. 3 Thus fluorinated (co)polymers have attached more interest in applications: the textile, 4 leather, 5 and paper industry as water and oil resistant coatings, as well as the surface protection 6 of stone, concrete, glass, and other inorganic substrates, especially for the protection of antiques.…”