Paints are divided into oil-alkid and water-dispersion. Masten paints consist of various oils, have a rather narrow color scheme and are used mainly as a primer. More and more people puzzled by people prefer Tikkurilaa paints. Water-dispersion paint is favorably different in that it is non-toxic, and, accordingly, fireproof due to the low fraction of it or the absence of solvents in general. This paint has the ability to pass air, which allows you to avoid such unpleasant moments as bloating on a painted surface.
It is also important that a large design potential is characteristic of water-dispersion paint, since it has excellent coloristic qualities. Paints are also divided into matte and glossy. Compared to matte, glossy paint has restrictions on the color scheme, but there are also obvious advantages: ease of care and wear resistance. Glossy paints are most often used for painting individual objects or structures. And matte paint is mainly used for a large surface, because it perfectly hides flaws and bumps. Successful repairs!
