What is the difference between wood paint and water-based paint?

The difference between wood paint and water-based paint is that water-based paint has a wide range of applications. Wood paint is a kind of paint used on wood products, while water-based paint can be used on wood products, metal and other materials.

Wood paint refers to a type of resin paint used on wood products, including polyester, polyurethane paint, etc., which can be divided into water-based and oil-based. According to gloss, it can be divided into high gloss, semi-matte and matte. According to use, it can be divided into furniture paint, floor paint, etc.

Water-based paint is a paint that uses water as the diluent and does not contain organic solvents. It does not contain benzene, toluene, xylene, formaldehyde, and free TDI toxic heavy metals. It is non-toxic, has no irritating odor, and is harmless to the human body. It does not pollute the environment. The paint film is plump, crystal clear, flexible, and has the characteristics of water resistance, wear resistance, aging resistance, yellowing resistance, fast drying, and easy use. Can be used on: wood, metal, plastic, glass, building surfaces and other materials.