The difference between water paint and oil paint is very different

With the development of decoration technology, more and more houses are decorated with paint. Different paints will lead to different decoration effects and have different effects on human health. So how do we choose the paint for decoration? How do we distinguish between oil-based paint and water-based paint?

The use of paint is a very important part of home decoration, and choosing a good paint plays a key role in the health of your family.

effect. The use of paints and coatings directly affects the safety and comfort of daily life.

Nowadays, there are many kinds of paints and coatings on the market. Before purchasing, it is helpful to make necessary knowledge reserves to purchase high-quality and suitable coatings. With the improvement of people's living standards, the requirements for home decoration are getting higher and higher, especially environmental protection requirements. Water-based paints are non-toxic and odorless, healthy and environmentally friendly. Replacing traditional industrial paints is an inevitable development of coatings. Let's talk about the difference between water paint and oil paint.

1. Base paint:

Water paint: The components are 40% water, 40% resin emulsion, 15% body material and 5% additives. Paint: The composition is 35% organic solvent, 35% resin emulsion, 25% physical material and 5% additives. Solvents

Water paint: Use water as the diluent, the amount of water added ranges from 0 to 100%, with different proportions depending on needs. Paint: Use organic solvent as diluent, the proportion of organic solvent added is 80% to 120%.

2. Environmental protection:

Water paint: does not contain harmful carcinogens, is non-toxic and odorless, and you can move in right after using it. Using clean water as a diluent is harmless to human health.

Paint: Contains a strong pungent odor, which usually takes 1-2 months to dissipate after use. It uses banana oil and thinner as diluents, which contain a large amount of harmful carcinogens such as benzene.

3. Storage:

Water paint: non-flammable and can be stored at room temperature.

Paint: Highly flammable and must be stored separately in accordance with fire safety requirements.