Cement Paint

Generally, cement paint can be divided into two types: water-based and solvent-based.

1. Solvent-based cement paint：The main formula is acrylic resin, mixed with special synthetic resin and pigments with good resistance to weather and alkali. Its paint film is hard and flexible, and is resistant to weather, water, and chemical damage. It also adheres well to cement surfaces and dries easily. Xylene can be used as its dilution. Solvent-based cement paint can be painted on cement walls to protect and decorate the walls of a building.
2. Water-based cement paint：This paint can be subdivided into the categories of indoor and outdoor. The formula for the outdoor paint is acrylic resin, which has good weather and alkali resistance, mixed with weather-enduring pigments, and the additives. The paint features high gloss, hard film, and good water, alkali, and weather resistance. Indoor paint is made with water-based resin, with good water and alkali resistance, enduring pigments, and the additives.

The paint must be well mixed before use. If the paint is too thick, water can be used to dilute it. The manufacturer’s instructions and the requirements for dilution must be followed. Using water as the dilution means that the paint is neither a source of environmental pollution nor a fire hazard. Water-based cement paint is widely used in office buildings, hotels, public spaces, hospitals, residences, and factories to protect and decorate the walls. Easy to use, it can be divided into gloss, semi-gloss, and flat, each category tailored to meet different needs.