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FAQ

Does it oxidize or dry i know that oil paint oxidizes but does nail polish and paint do too?

Oxidize? You mean rust? Oil paint doesn't rust.

What is the polymerization mechanism by which the low molecular weight monomer is converted into a polymer

The general category says the addition polymerization reaction (polymerization reaction) polycondensation reaction (condensation reaction)

What color is

Metal ink, refers to the use of small metal foil instead of traditional inks made of pigments or dyes, with a unique metal shiny effect of the ink. Often said that the metal ink is mainly silver ink and gold ink. Silver ink is made of aluminum pigment; gold ink is generally made of copper pigment and zinc pigment in different proportions, by controlling and changing their ratio can produce green gold, green red gold, red gold ink or the Need Pantone metal color ink.

How the dyes are colored

Their first try, the need to adjust the amount of each out of a teaspoon, to adjust, to see how much use, call out their satisfaction with the color, and then the proportion of the previous test formal tune like.

What is grafted polymer?

The graft copolymerization reaction first forms an active graft site, and the various polymerization initiators or catalysts can provide the active species for graft copolymerization, and then produce the grafting point. The active site is at the end of the chain and the block copolymer will form after polymerization. The active site is in the middle of the segment and the graft copolymer is formed after polymerization.

What is the dye used in ancient painting? What do you do?

We are now the most used when the number of OKorder Mali Industrial Painting Co., Ltd. production of "Mali" Chinese painting pigments, easy to use, but easy to fade.

What is the harm to the paint?

At present, home improvement commonly used in the paint are solvent and water-based paint two categories, the market solvent-based paint is often cheaper than water-based paint half, therefore, many home improvement companies will choose the former. However, experts, solvent-based paint benzene content is much higher than the water-based paint, irritating odor, in the course of the great harm to the human body, into the atmosphere will pollute the environment, and even fire Danger. At this time the test results are also very alarming, exceeding the standard up to several hundred times. Until the paint is dry, the harm to the human body was reduced to the level of water-based paint. The water-based paint is environmentally friendly products, so experts recommend that consumers try to buy water-based paint, it is best not to use solvent-based paint. Moreover, the use of water-based paint is also a trend, the international community are trying to develop water-based paint, reducing the production of solvent-based paint.

How are artist paints differ from building paints?

Building paints generally are mixed using readily available pigments of primary shades plus black and white which are added to either an Oil, Alkyd or Acrylic Base. Depending on whether the paint is used for interior or exterior, and relative to the amount of wear and tear on the paint, it could contain Teflon for wear ability, UV filters to prevent fading, etc. The polymer used in commercial Acrylic paint dries considerably slower than that used in Artists Acrylics. This is actually a blessing, that I've used to my advantage over the years. It's handy to use a white acrylic enamel interior paint for mixing with Artists acrylics when working on skies, water, or any large areas that require blending as it gives a smooth transition. Have done this for years. Artists pigments, depending on the quality of the paints you are using come from a variety of sources, everything from rocks, to plants, to fish, to bugs, and the list goes on. Depending on the source, some of these pigments are very rare and very expensive, making it uneconomical to use in commercial paint production. Hope this answers your question and hopefully gives you a couple of ideas that you might use.