MTN Colors - Water Based Spray Paint Workshop Pack - 6 x 100ml Cans

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In 2007, new VOC Regulations were introduced in the UK, the new VOC limits were applied in two phases to allow product development and a managed transition to the new requirements.

When using a spray gun, it is critical to thin paint. Because the atomization of paint in an HVLP gun is much smaller than in a spray gun, it is easy to overspray. To make the paint thinner, roughly 20 parts of paint thinner or reducer should be applied. This year Pintyplus has launched Pintyplus Evolution Water Based, an acrylic paint in bright RAL colors with excellent performance. There are also a primer and varnish available in the same range allowing you to achieve long-lasting results, with resistance to scratching and inclement weather. Technical characteristics of Pintyplus Evolution Water Base paint Format Pintyplus are constantly adding new and innovative paints to their range. Aware of an increasing consumer preference for more environmentally friendly water-based paints, the R&D department in Barcelona has been working for a while to try and produce a water-based acrylic spray paint with the technical, quality and performance of a solvent paint. Pintyplus were already the first brand in Spain to formulate a water-based spray more than 10 years ago with the launch of the aQua range, but now they’ve done it again with Evolution. The high-quality artist spray paint MOLOTOW™ PREMIUM easily can be combined with the professional URBAN FINE-ART™ spray cans. Pintyplus aQua 2017 was formulated especially designed for small format projects, very common in the world of scrapbooking, Mix Media, and others. Its bright and colorful colours also squarely fit the type of audience it is aimed at. Even so, its excellent performance makes it a versatile product. It achieves good coverage first time, it doesn’t run, it can be repainted instantly and its drying time is optimal. It comes with a low-pressure nozzle to achieve precision painting small objects. Pintyplus Aqua technical characteristics FormatDifferent pressure adjustments influence the performance of a spray can. A low pressure can ejects the paint with less pressure through the cap. This adjustment gives a smooth control for fine lines and details to the sprayer when using a skinny cap.

Very good adherence to wood, rope, methacrylate, cork, polystyrene, carbon steel and stainless steel. Many see water based formulas as the future of spray paint. So it’s likely only a matter of time once manufacturers are able to negotiate cheaper production costs and pass them down to the consumer. Top tips for using water based spray paint In case of Styrofoam™ you can use our ONE4ALL Spray Paint without priming. Otherwise, with all other MOLOTOW™ Spray Paint, a special priming with URBAN FINE-ART™ Styrofoam™ Primer is essential! Moreover, MOLOTOW™ markers are the only markers that unify these spray paint qualities in a high-quality writing instrument. Now obviously this isn’t always the case, there are and always will be instances where a solvent based product will be better suited and it doesn’t mean that water based is always best, BUT these regulations although frustrating for many, levelled the playing field for water based technology and allowed the products to be considered instead of overlooked and it turned out, they were actually pretty good!Alternately, for wood, timber and plasterboard, Zeroflame Fire Retardant Paint is available in white, and will achieve Class 1 and Class 0 on timber surfaces. Water based paints can cover a variety of technologies and products but in its simplest form it means the product has been manufactured with water as its ‘solvent’. Water based paints can nearly always be thinned and cleaned up (if required/specified) with clean, cold water. Therein lies a small advantage in itself as you will never be caught short of thinner/cleaner and best of all its effectively free! Just like solvent based paints, water based products can include epoxies, polyurethane, acrylics, and more. As a general rule they will be safer to use and lower odour than solvent based products. Volatile Organic Compounds or VOCs are specific materials which evaporate readily and are found in the atmosphere from vehicle exhausts, cleaning agents, furniture polish and fabric softeners. Examples in paints are white spirit, ethanol, xylene and butyl acetate where they play an important part in controlling viscosity, flow and drying. In the Regulations VOCs are ‘solvents’ that have a boiling point below 250°C at standard atmospheric pressure. All products manufactured from 1st January 2007 onwards had to be compliant in formulation and labelling. Non-compliant products manufactured before 1st January 2007 and 1st January 2010 respectively could be placed onto the market for a 12-month period after these dates. After that time, they had to be removed from the market. MTN Water-Based Spray Paints are available in a broad range of matt colours, made using only the highest quality, lightfast pigments.