Water-based wood paint leveling agent: the key to giving wood products a perfect finish
In the pursuit of environmental protection and health, water-based wood paint is widely used in the finishing of various
wood products due to its low VOC emissions, environmental protection and non-toxic characteristics. However, during
the construction process, water-based wood paint often has poor leveling problems due to its own characteristics or
external factors. The emergence of water-based wood paint leveling agents just provides an effective solution to this
problem, and its application range is also very wide.
Compared with traditional solvent-based wood paint, water-based wood paint has a relatively high viscosity and a
different drying speed. After being applied to the wood surface, it is easy to have leveling defects such as brush marks,
orange peel, and shrinkage. These defects not only affect the beauty of wood products, but also may reduce the
protective performance of the paint film. The water-based wood paint leveling agent can reduce the surface tension
of the paint film, improve the fluidity of the paint film, and allow the paint to spread and level better on the wood
surface, thereby eliminating various leveling defects.
In the furniture manufacturing industry, the application of water-based wood paint leveling agents is particularly
important. Whether it is solid wood furniture or panel furniture, it is necessary to improve the appearance and protect
the wood by applying water-based wood paint. For example, if there are obvious brush marks or orange peels on the
flat tabletop and smooth cabinet doors after painting, it will greatly reduce the grade of the furniture. The leveling agent
can make the water-based wood paint evenly level on the surface of the furniture, forming a smooth and flat paint film,
so that the furniture presents a delicate texture and perfect appearance, meeting the consumer's demand for high-quality
furniture.
Wood floor finishing is also an important application field of water-based wood paint leveling agent. Wood floors are
subjected to trampling and friction every day, and the flatness and wear resistance of the paint film are quite high. If the
water-based wood paint is not leveled well, the surface of the paint film is uneven, which not only affects the foot feel, but also
easily accumulates dust, shortening the service life of the wood floor. The leveling agent can ensure that the wood paint is fully
leveled on the floor surface, forming a continuous and uniform protective film, making the wood floor both beautiful and durable.
In the wooden crafts industry, water-based wood paint leveling agent is also indispensable. Wooden crafts have various shapes and
rich details, and leveling problems are more likely to occur when painting. Leveling agents can help water-based wood paint flow
smoothly on the complex surface of handicrafts, fill in fine lines and gaps, make the paint film cover evenly, highlight the delicate
texture and unique shape of handicrafts, and enhance the artistic value and market competitiveness of handicrafts.
In addition
Water-based wood paint leveling agents also play an important role in the finishing of wooden building materials such as doors,
windows, and wooden stairs. These wooden building materials are exposed to indoor and outdoor environments, and the paint film
needs to have good weather resistance and decorative properties. The leveling agent ensures the leveling effect after the wood paint
is applied, making the surface of doors, windows, stairs, etc. flat and smooth, which is not only beautiful and generous, but also
better resists the erosion of the external environment and prolongs its service life.
In short
The application of water-based wood paint leveling agents in furniture, wooden floors, wooden crafts, wooden building materials
and other fields provides strong support for the widespread promotion of water-based wood paint and the high-quality finishing
of wooden products, allowing more environmentally friendly and beautiful wooden products to enter our lives.