What is the difference between one-component and two-component water-based paint!

Advantages of one-component waterborne wood paint:

The paint film is flexible, high transparency, fast drying, good adhesion, delicate and beautiful paint film, and the paint film fullness, water resistance and chemical resistance, hardness and scratch resistance are also significantly improved, which can fully meet the requirements of cabinets and walls.

Shortcomings of one-component water-based wood paint:

Water-based paint uses water as a diluent, which will change the moisture content of wood during use.

Since the one-component water-based paint relies on the natural volatilization of water to form a film, it has certain requirements on the construction temperature and humidity, and the paint film has a slow drying speed and a low degree of crosslinking.

At present, the quality of single-component water-based paints is uneven, and there will be a big gap in the results

Advantages of two-component waterborne wood paint:

Due to the chemical reaction film formation, the overall performance of the paint film has been significantly improved, especially the performance of water resistance, chemical resistance, stain resistance, anti-blocking, hardness, scratch resistance, scalding resistance, and abrasion resistance

Disadvantages of two-component waterborne wood paint:

Although the two-component water-based paint relies on the curing agent to increase the film performance of the water-based paint, it has a certain impact on the environmental protection of the water-based paint.

However, the coating cost can be effectively controlled, and the reasonable combination of processes can not only meet the coating requirements but also effectively control the coating cost