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Water-based metallic paints may change color in high temperature environments, especially under extreme temperature conditions. The causes of discoloration are usually related to the chemical composition of the paint, the color itself, changes in molecular structure when the temperature is too high, and the curing process of the coating.

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.

Water-based metallic paint usually requires a good adhesion foundation, so the effect of the paint on wood may not be as ideal as on metal surfaces. In particular, the humidity fluctuations and texture changes of wood may affect the stability of the coating.

Acrylic paint is a good choice for the above concrete floor problems due to its low gloss and high durability. For example, acrylic paint has excellent covering ability and can fill small cracks, potholes and other defects on concrete floors. Low gloss acrylic paint can reduce the reflection of the floor surface, making defects less noticeable, thereby improving the overall aesthetics.

Polyurethane paint is particularly suitable for bathroom floors and walls, providing long-term protection for the surface against moisture penetration and mold growth. Its abrasion resistance also makes polyurethane paint an ideal choice for high-traffic areas in bathrooms.

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.

Depending on the coating requirements and the protection needs of the metal surface, the dry film thickness of water-based metallic paint is usually between 25-80 microns. The recommended coating thickness for most standard products is around 50 microns.

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.

According to the different ingredients and construction methods, the types of road marking paint can be divided into: hot melt marking paint, solvent marking paint, water-based marking paint, and two-component marking paint.