Advantages and disadvantages of water and oil paints
Not sure which paint is best for your project? Then don't ignore this study.
Choosing the type of paint is just as important as choosing colors, which have an impact on the characteristics of your room, the quality of your paintwork and the feel you want to achieve.
Paint expert Sarabeth Asaff South saids: “There are definitely a lot of factors you should consider before choosing paints.”
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General advice
“There are lots of paint patterns and you can get and some poster boards. Try them out and check how much coating they have and how they spread on the surface; if they are easy to remove when they dry.” said paint specialist Sarabeth Asaff South.
While browsing pictures or reading information online will give you general ideas when to use paint. However, only when you try a paint color on the space you want can you know exactly how it works.
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“The reason you want to try it on a poster instead of a wall is that you can move the poster around the room to see it with your furniture under different lights at different times. each other during the day... And this tells you which option is best because you envision the finished product” says Asaff South.
Water paint
Most wall paints today are water-based paints, mainly because it's easy to use. If your surface has previously used paint or oil products, you should be careful when painting with water as paint can be difficult to adhere. To prevent the paint from peeling off after painting, you should clean the surface and sand again. Here are some advantages and disadvantages of watercolor paint.
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Advantages of water paints:
- No need to mix with any other substances when using.
- No fungus grows.
- Low volatile VOC content should be safe for users and friendly with the environment.
- Can be used on many different materials such as wall, wood, plastic, metal surface, glass, ...
- Color durable over time.
Disadvantages of watercolor paint:
- The downside of water-based paints is that there is quite a bit of paint, but if used in environments with high humidity, long-drying paint affects product quality.
Oil paint
Oil paint is used on most surfaces and is rated for high strength and rich finish. However, the scent is quite heavy so it can be overwhelmed and difficult to wash off with water.
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Advantages of oil paints:
- High gloss.
- Good dust holding ability as well as scratch-resistant for effective surface.
- High rust resistance for metal surfaces.
- Has a stable color fastness over time.
Disadvantages of oil paints:
- By nature, oil paint is not used for mural painting, so it is easy to peel off layer after a while.
- Has a strong odor, is not safe for the user and not friendly to the environment.
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