What is the paint?
is a surface that can be applied to wood and other surfaces to create a hard and glossy film to withstand the elements. This type of surface is used in a wide range of situations and is a very popular method of completing the floor, ships lining and some cabinet. Many domestic supplies and hardware stores a number of varnishes, from which people can choose, from a highly rated sea varnish, which will take years to more delicate varnishes with the target. The surface will resist scratches, water, ultraviolet radiation, leaks, chemicals and many other risks. Over time, the lacquer itself can color, flake, bark or burst, but the basic surface will be perfectly safe. Finally, it may be necessary to undress the surface, grind the surface to condition it, and then ask for a new layer again; The term "lacquer" comes from "Berenice", a city in modern Libya, where this goal was first invented for the first time. The varnishes contain resin suspended in solvent and mix like drying oil. Oil drying is oils that will beFixed and will be shiny when they are exposed to air. Linseed oil is a classic example of drying oil. The presence of oil requires curing time after using the paint to make the material all the way.
people can use multiple layers of varnish in a process known as varnish. This results in completion with a very high gloss and a high level of hardness. It is also possible to use fewer layers for a less neat surface, and some varnishes have a blunt semi -fleed look, for people who do not like the classic high gloss of traditional boiling. In all cases, the finishing material is transparent and minimally colored if it is.
In addition to natural varnishes made of materials such as shellac, it is also possible to find polyurethane and acrylic varnishes. Purists sometimes insist on the use of natural varnish, especially for returning and returning houseKé varnishes are much more durable and longer -term, and therefore it is better. It is always good to find out the test varnish on the hidden areas of the project to determine whether the goal causes unsightly dyeing and allowing the lacquer to be completely cured to prevent sticky or rubber surface treatment.