News

Oil-based polyurethane paint is superior to water-based paint in terms of wear resistance, impact resistance and scratch resistance, and is suitable for high-intensity use scenarios. Although water-based paint is not as durable as oil-based paint, it is fully capable of being used in daily home environments.

If your focus is environmental protection and health, then water-based polyurethane paint is the best choice; if you need a durable protective layer, two-component oil-based polyurethane paint is more suitable.

Usually, paint manufacturers will provide a rough coverage range on the product packaging. For most enamel paints, one gallon of paint (about 3.785 liters) can cover an area of ​​300 to 400 square feet under ideal conditions, which is about 27.87 to 37.16 square meters.

Oil-based paint performs better in terms of UV resistance, chemical resistance, and long-term weather resistance. It is suitable for cars that need to be exposed to severe weather conditions for a long time, especially vehicles parked outdoors.