Introduction of industrial paint

1. Olive oil
If you have olive oil at home, you can apply some of the paint on your hands and rub them gently, soak them in for a while, and wash them with soap after a few minutes. This way you can avoid hurting your hands.
2. Toilet water
If you can't find olive oil, apply toilet water to the painted area. Wash it with soap after a while.
3. Peanut oil or salad oil
If none of the above two things are available, use peanut oil or salad oil. Rub it on the place where the paint is stained and add some detergent to rub it. * Rub it twice with a rag. The paint will always be removed.
4. Banana oil
If the smell is strong, you can apply banana oil to the painted area and wash it. There will be no peculiar smell when using banana oil. Or go directly to the paint shop to buy some turpentine for cleaning.

1. Look for environmental protection signs. Generally, good quality paint has relevant standards, and there will be an obvious Chinese environmental product certification mark on the paint bucket. Then the mark indicates that the product meets the national environmental protection standard but meets the minimum index for decoration use. In addition, large-brand paint products not only meet national standards, but also meet international standards, such as ISO9001 environmental testing certification.
2. Check the product samples, but in the paint store, there are also relevant construction effect samples for the main products. Then you can carefully check the effect of the sample before purchasing the product. In fact, the sample paint film made by a good paint product is delicate, strong in scratch resistance, and high in hardness, but there will be no paint film peeling and paint film cracking. In addition, if the paint film is not effective, it indicates that the product is a substandard product, or it may be a poor quality product.

Industrial paints mainly include asphalt paint, alkyd paint, amino paint, epoxy paint, polyurethane paint, acrylic paint, silicone paint, fluorocarbon paint, rubber paint and other paints. So far, there is no uniform classification method for the types and categories of industrial paints in my country. The following 4 methods are used to classify industrial paints in custom:

1. According to the gloss of the coating film, it can be divided into: high gloss paint, matte paint, and flat paint.

2. According to the application part, it can be divided into: primer, middle coat and top coat.

3. According to the type of base material, industrial paint can be divided into: asphalt paint, alkyd paint, amino paint, epoxy paint, polyurethane paint, acrylic paint, silicone paint, cellulose paint, rubber paint and other paints.

4. According to the function of use: it can be divided into decorative paint and special function such as rural low-carbon art paint (such as solvent-resistant paint, fire-resistant paint, waterproof paint, elastic paint, etc.).