Paints
Paints are a key element for protecting and improving the appearance of wooden, metal and structural surfaces.
- Interior and exterior paints are paints used to paint the exterior or interior surfaces of buildings. They are available in many colors and are usually waterproof and provide resistance to wear and tear from sunlight and moisture.
- Metal surface paints are specially designed to protect and renew the surface of the metal. They are usually available in spray or liquid form and can provide resistance to corrosion from moisture and high temperatures.
- Wood paints offer a rich range of colors and can give wood a natural and attractive look. In addition, they protect the wood from moisture, sun and other surface damage.
Interior and exterior paints
Interior and exterior paints play an important role in the decoration and protection of building surfaces. By choosing the right colors, we can give our space the style and atmosphere we desire and provide protection against weather, corrosion and moisture.
- Interior colors are usually softer and more delicate than those used outdoors. Acrylic paints are a good choice for home interiors as they are durable, easy to use and offer amazing results.
For exterior use, paints are more durable and can withstand harsh conditions such as exposure to sun, rain and wind, making exterior paint a necessary investment in your home or building.
Metal Surface Paints
Metal surface paints are designed to protect and enhance the appearance of metal surfaces such as ferrous metals, aluminum, stainless steel and brass. Choosing the right color can improve the aesthetics and functionality of metal surfaces and protect against corrosion and wear.
They are available in a variety of shades, from matte to glossy finish, and can be applied by brush and spray paint. They can also include special properties such as heat resistance, anti-corrosion protection, etc.
The application of metal surface paints usually requires surface preparation, such as removing rust, cleaning and applying a PRIMER substrate for the correct application of the final color.
Wood colors - Varnish colors
Wood colors and varnish colors are essential to preserve and protect wood from daily damage.
They are two different types of finishes used to protect and enhance the surface of the wood. Both types can give the wood a natural and attractive appearance, but they have different characteristics and must be chosen correctly depending on the desired effect and the conditions of use.
- Wood paints are usually water or solvent based and are applied to the surface of the wood by brush, roller or spray gun. These colors can be matte, semi-matt or glossy and offer good resistance to water and daily wear and tear. They also have the ability to bring out the texture of the wood.
- Varnishes are usually solvent-based and are applied to the surface of the wood with a brush or spray gun. These colors can be glossier than wood colors and offer very good resistance to various surface damage and water. In addition, varnish colors can give the wood a deeper and brighter look.
Both types of finish can be transparent or translucent and bring out the natural beauty of the wood.
To choose the right color and finish for your wood, you need to consider the use and conditions where the furniture or wood surface will be used. For example, if a piece of furniture will be placed in an area with high humidity, a water-resistant finish should be used.
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