Hoa Painting Experts And Their Services

Posted by chirag on June 16th, 2022

The advantages of water-based paint such as interior wall paint are undeniable when we want to better respect the health and the environment. Painting with water-based paint, rather than solvent-based paint, allows you to work in a much more environmentally friendly way. The main advantage of water-based paint is that it dries by natural evaporation of the water contained in it. On the contrary, solvent-based paints dry by evaporation of the volatile organic solvents of which they are composed in the vast majority.

Water-based paint is therefore almost free of VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds). It is composed of different acrylic components dispersed in water. It is therefore a paint whose binder is a 100% acrylic resin. It is commonly called aqueous phase paint, emulsion paint, or water-based paint. This water-based paint ensures a very low VOC level of less than 10 g / L. It is much lower than the average recommended by current standards. Hoa Painting thus largely meets the environmental standards demanded today. It can therefore be used with peace of mind because it is not harmful to health.

Are you hesitant to apply lime paint at home? This healthy coating resulting from the grinding of calcareous stones fired at ultra-high temperature has a beautiful effect that gives rusticity, brightness, and warmth to your walls. For an Exterior Painting Hollywood or interior application, lime paint is easy to put in place and has multiple advantages, including allowing your walls to breathe naturally while being protected from moisture.

Lime paint is a very old technique already used during antiquity. This paint contains quicklime, itself composed of limestone stones fired at 1,200 ° C, extinguished, and then crushed. Naturally white, lime is tinted to adorn the walls and meet decorative desires thanks to the  addition of chromium, iron, copper oxide, or cobalt. Lime paint has the particularity of lightning as it dries. As a result, to obtain the desired shade definitively, it is often necessary to reapply several successive layers, equivalent to a larger amount of product than for conventional paints.

There are two types of lime paint: aerial paint and hydraulic paint.
•    Aerial lime paint is used as decorative paint indoors or outdoors.
•    Hydraulic lime paint, on the other hand, is reserved for protective coatings, especially outdoors thanks to its high resistance to climatic hazards.

Lime paint can be prepared in different ways :
•    Liming: this preparation with high lime content gives a rustic effect and is preferred for facade paintings.
•    Whitewash: more diluted, this lime formula gives a beautiful satin effect and can allow a sandblasted finish with the addition of sand.
•    Tempera: even more diluted, it is used for painting frescoes.
•    The patina: is very diluted, it is used to standardize the facades to give them an old look.
•    The coating: applied with a trowel, the coating is used as a finishing coating or as a protective coating in kitchens and bathrooms.