A Polyurethane paint is a durable and versatile coating known for its resistance to wear, chemicals, and UV rays. It is commonly used in applications like automotive coatings, furniture finishes, and wood protection. Consider low-VOC or water-based options for eco-friendliness.

A The main types include thermoplastic, cold plastic, waterborne, and solvent-based paints. Each type is selected based on specific road conditions, climate, durability, and environmental impact.

A The lifespan varies based on the paint type and traffic conditions. Thermoplastic paints can last 3-5 years, while waterborne and cold plastic paints typically last 1-2 years on high-traffic roads.

A Drying times differ by type: thermoplastic dries almost instantly as it cools, waterborne paint dries in about 10-15 minutes, and cold plastic or solvent-based paints take up to 20 minutes to set.

A - Clean the surface thoroughly to remove dirt, oil, and rust.  
- Use sandblasting, grinding, or chemical cleaners for optimal adhesion.  
- Repair any cracks or uneven areas.

A There are several compelling reasons to opt for our products:We possess a rich 22-year history dedicated to the development, production, and sales of heavy anti-corrosion coatings.
We hold the prestigious designation as the developer for a military unit and are located within the Changzhou state high technology industrialization base for new paint.
Our commitment to quality is underscored by ISO9001, ISO14001, and OHSAS18001 certifications.

A Waterborne paints are eco-friendlier due to their low VOC content, while solvent-based and thermoplastic paints may have more environmental impact. Eco-friendly options are available for most types.

A Yes, inorganic coatings are highly resistant to heat and are often used in high-temperature environments like industrial furnaces or exhaust systems. 

A Our product range includes a variety of offerings such as Alkyd Paint, Polyurethane Paint, Epoxy Paint, Acrylic Paint, Organic Silicone Paint, and more.

A Yes, reflective glass beads can be added to most types of road marking paint, enhancing visibility at night or in low-light conditions.

A While inorganic coatings may have a higher upfront cost, their durability, low maintenance, and long lifespan often make inorganic coatings more cost-effective in the long run.

A Ensuring the highest quality is our priority. We achieve this by: Conducting pre-production samples before mass production.
Carrying out thorough final inspections before shipment.

A Under standard conditions (25°C), topcoating can usually be done after 4-8 hours. Always check the specific product datasheet for precise overcoating intervals.

A Yes, they offer excellent compatibility with most epoxy intermediate coats and polyurethane/Acrylic topcoats, forming a robust multi-layer system.

A Abrasive blast cleaning to Sa 2½ (Near-White Metal) is typically recommended for optimal performance and long-term service life.

A They provide cathodic protection to the steel substrate, where the zinc sacrificially corrodes to protect the underlying metal, similar to galvanizing.

A Rinse with water (self-cleaning). For tough stains, use mild soap + soft brush. Inspect yearly for damage.

A Silicone coating withstands extreme temperatures, resists UV/chemical damage, and stays flexible without cracking - unlike traditional paints that degrade faster.  

A The lifespan of silicone coating can vary depending on various factors such as the quality of the coating, environmental conditions, and maintenance. On average, silicone coatings can last anywhere from 10 to 20 years. However, with proper care and maintenance, they can potentially last even longer.

A Yes, if the existing coating is firmly bonded. Clean, sand, and test adhesion first.