3.Process variations of different paint types Applying a matt lacquer to the varnish can change the coating to a matte finish, while applying a varnish to a matt lacquer reduces the brightness of the film and does not achieve maximum brightness and transparency. The color paint of waterborne wood lacquer can be divided into two types: coloured coating and transparent color paint. The coloured coating is made of red, yellow, blue, white and black pigment paste and varnish. It has sufficient hiding power and can be made into matt type. The construction method is the same as varnish. Generally, 2 to 3 passes can achieve satisfactory results. Transparent paint can be done in two ways. One is to use a transparent pigment (or dye) to make a transparent paint and then apply; Another way is to use the base coloring method，First use water - based or oil - based paste to brush wood, then varnished after polishing.After repeated treatments, the coloring and fullness are satisfactory.For open painting, because the micropores on the surface of the wood are to be revealed, the solid color paint with strong hiding power is not easy to use, and the effect can be achieved by coating with a transparent color paint. Of course, the number of paintings is not excessive. Sinograce chemical industry co., LTD. Specializes in producing waterborne coatings, waterborne wood lacquer, etc. To learn more, please click here visit us sinograce chemical: https://www.sinogracechem.com Get a Quote Now :sales@sinogracechem.com Telephone :+86 0551 63459511

1.The tool Before using the soft brush, thoroughly soak it in clean water, remove excess water, and do not drip. The enamel paint should only reach half the length of the bristles.Brush as fast as possible, gently and smoothly brush the wood grain, do not apply it back and forth repeatedly, because the water-based paint is fast drying and the opening time is short, so it should be completed as soon as possible. 2.Process Generally, a water-based primer is applied before the coating of water-based putty to improve the infiltration of wood and increase adhesion. In addition, multiple primers can be used to increase the thickness and fullness of paint film on the putty after grinding.For occasions where the requirements are not high, the primer can also be used as a topcoat, the so-called bottom-type water-based wood lacquer. The primary role of the first primer is the back cover. When painting, the paint liquid should be thin. It can be added with 5%~30% water and diluted to make the paint liquid easily penetrate into the pores of the wood, which is beneficial to increase the adhesion of the paint film.After the first paint is dried (depending on temperature and humidity, it takes about 2~8h), use 400#~600# sandpaper to remove the burrs from the surface of the wood, so that the surface is basically smooth and ready to be putty.After the surface of the putty is sealed, the surface of the wood can be re-primed after being polished and cleaned. After 2 hours, it can be lightly ground and then coated. If it is to be ground, the time should be longer (more than 4 hours). Repeat this process, re-grind and re-coat until you are satisfied. Generally, the primer is applied 2 to 5 times. The more the coating is applied, the better the fullness. After the multi-primer finish is applied, if the surface condition and fullness of the paint film are basically satisfactory, the coating can be finished. However, when there is a higher requirement for the coating effect, the varnish or the matt lacquer having a certain degree of glaze may be applied 1 to 4 times on the basis of the primer, usually not less than 2 times.The primer should be dried for at least one day before applying the topcoat. Before applying each finish, it is necessary to polish the previous finish with 800# sandpaper to increase the adhesion between the coatings. This is especially important for waterborne polyurethane topcoats. As the last top coat, it is best to add 5% to 10% of water to dilute the original paint before use. Various topcoats not only have great differences in gloss, but also have great differences in feel, hardness and solvent resistance, especially for more intuitive handfeel performance. Personal preferences are different and can be used with hobbies. Sinograce chemical industry co., LTD. Specializes in producing waterborne coatings, waterborne wood lacquer, etc. To learn more, please click here visit us sinograce chemical: https://www.sinogracechem.com Get a Quote Now :sale...

Paint of water-based paint - Waterborne wood paint application process 2 Before using the soft brush, thoroughly soak it in clean water, remove excess water, and do not drip. The enamel paint should only reach half the length of the bristles.Brush as fast as possible, gently and smoothly brush the wood grain, and do not apply it back and forth repeatedly. Because the water-based paint dries quickly and the opening time is short, it should be completed as soon as possible.Generally, a water-based primer is applied before coating the water-based putty to improve the infiltration of the paint on the wood and increase the adhesion. In addition, multiple primers can be applied on the polished putty to increase the thickness and fullness of the paint film.For occasions where the requirements are not high, the primer can also be used as a top coat, the so-called bottom-type water-based wood lacquer.The primary role of the first primer is the back cover. When painting, the paint liquid should be thin. It can be added with 5%~30% water and diluted to make the paint liquid easily penetrate into the pores of the wood, which is beneficial to increase the adhesion of the paint film.After the first paint is dried (depending on temperature and humidity, it takes about 2~8h), use 400#~600# sandpaper to remove the burrs from the surface of the wood, so that the surface is basically smooth and ready to be putty.The greasy soft brush should be fully wetted in clean water before use, remove excess water, and must not drip. The enamel paint should only reach half the length of the bristles. Brush as fast as possible, gently and smoothly brush the wood grain, and do not apply it back and forth repeatedly. Because the water-based paint dries quickly and the opening time is short, it should be completed as soon as possible. Generally, a water-based primer is applied before coating the water-based putty to improve the infiltration of the paint on the wood and increase the adhesion. In addition, multiple primers can be applied on the polished putty to increase the film thickness and fullness.For occasions where the requirements are not high, the primer can also be used as a finish paint, the so-called bottom-type water-based wood lacquer.The primary role of the first primer is the back cover. When painting, the paint liquid should be thin. It can be added with 5%~30% water and diluted to make the paint liquid easily penetrate into the pores of the wood, which is beneficial to increase the adhesion of the paint film.After the first paint is dried (depending on temperature and humidity, it takes about 2~8h), use 400#~600# sandpaper to remove the burrs from the surface of the wood, so that the surface is basically smooth and ready to be putty. The brushing process of greasy water-based paint is mainly used in the home improvement market. Sinograce chemical industry co., LTD. Specializes in producing waterborne coatings, waterborne wood lacquer, etc. To learn more, please cli...