Paint material

A paint material is a liquid or paste-like coating material that is mainly applied to surfaces by brushing, rolling or spraying. It can contain different binders depending on the area of application and the desired properties. The name of the coating material is often determined by the dominant binder, which determines a variety of characteristic properties that are contained both in the coating material itself and in the finished coating.

The choice of binder significantly influences the adhesion of the coating to the surface, its resistance to weathering and chemical substances and its drying properties. Binders can be based on various chemicals, including acrylic, alkyd, polyurethane, epoxy resin or silicone. The correct choice and dosage of binder is crucial for the quality and long-term performance of the coating in terms of durability, color fastness and protective functions. Professional application techniques ensure even distribution and adequate film thickness to achieve the desired aesthetic and functional results.