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Bases and binders
Bases and binders form the basis for creating an effective industrial and truck paint. They act as the primary "foundation" into which pigments, binders and other additives are mixed. Together, these components form the fundamental basis for creating a paint that not only provides color, but also protection and adhesion to the treated substrate.
Lechler
Iso501-500 Isofan
€120,14
Lechler L0290152L3,2
LS152 (29152) Acryl 2K Matt
€129,75
Lechler L0290443L3,2
Ls443 (29443) Acryl 2K Ac
€106,89
Can I paint with a binder/base?
Partly, most binders/bases require you to mix with pigments as they are often colorless, white or black. Color pigments or tone color are used to give the paint color and covering ability. They are usually mixed with the base and binder to form the final paint.
What is the difference between bases and binders in paint products?
Bases form the primary medium in which pigments, binders and other additives are mixed. They give the paint its consistency and help spread the pigments evenly over the surface. Binders are chemical compounds that bind pigments and particles together and fix them to the surface when the paint dries. They give the paint its adhesion, elasticity, strength and other important properties.
Which binder should I choose?
These products are too professional because it requires painting with other components. Some common types of binders include acrylic, epoxy, polyurethane, alkyd, and silicone. Each type of binder has its own unique properties and areas of application, making them suitable for different requirements and environments. If you have any questions or would like to know more, please feel free to contact us.