Effects of pigment modification to change pigment/binder interfacial characteristics and UV curing behavior were studied. The results show that the air absorbed on surface of the pigment plays an important role in hindering UV curing. In addition, there obviously exists the interface coupling effect between the pigment and the binder via the modifier of the pigment (reagent TEA). ESEM studies revealed that wetting property of the pigment was improved and binding between the pigment and the resin was strengthened after the pigment modification. EDS data showed an obvious enrichment of O−containing group of modification agent (−OH) in the interface and a shift of binding energy of the modifier was also detected. This may also contribute to the increase of curing proficiency due to the priority of the absorption of UV energy by the modifier TEA to that of pigment. The work demonstrated that the pigment modification could be used as a method to improve the UV curing efficiency. In the case of TEA, the curing rate of blue pigmented UV curable coating (125μm) could be improved greatly (from 45s to 14s). The study have shown a promising application of various kinds of fillers as well as pigment in UV coatings.