With tightening environmental policy, 'oil-to-water' is now an inevitable trend in painting. Water-based co...

Water-based industrial paint is widely used in industrial production and daily life because its properties meet those...

Importance: water-based paint's character comes from water's properties; its real success is cutting the sh...

Water-based industrial paint is used widely because its properties meet industrial and daily needs. In use its main c...

Phenomenon: after drying the film is not transparent but shows a frost-like white, sometimes at nail-head spots. Caus...

Environment requirements: not necessarily constant temperature/humidity; usable at temperature >=10 C and humidity

By name, the difference is that one prevents corrosion and the other prevents rust; they serve different roles. With ...

Three main differences: 1) Resin system: ordinary water-based paint uses styrene-acrylic or pure-acrylic emulsion, mo...

Water-based anti-corrosion paint is gaining share in heavy-duty anti-corrosion - infrastructure, oil/gas and power, i...

Eco-friendly water-based paint uses water as diluent, contains no organic solvents, benzene, toluene, formaldehyde, f...

Coatings form films of certain strength and thickness on surfaces; the family includes architectural, industrial, oil...

Three main differences: 1) Resin system: ordinary water-based paint uses styrene-acrylic or pure-acrylic emulsion, mo...

Water-based paint was initially not accepted by the public; people doubted the new product, and early on some makers ...

Yes, but use a dedicated metal water-based paint rather than ordinary wall or furniture paint, or you risk poor adhes...

Water-based paint uses water as the solvent; oil-based (solvent) paint uses organic solvents. Both are common wood an...

1) No environmental pollution - eco-friendly water-based paint is generally inorganic, made from natural raw material...

Water-based paint uses water as solvent with excellent wear resistance, anti-aging, low yellowing and fast drying; it...

1) Wear: oil paint fades and peels over time without care; water-based paint forms a hard yet flexible film that resi...

Water-based paint demands high substrate cleanliness; dust, oil or residual release agent lowers adhesion and causes ...

During application, particles - bump-like protrusions like heat rash, rough to the touch - sometimes appear. Causes: ...