PIGMENT

Thinner Based Blue Powder Pigment Paint 

Thinner-based powder paints used to color natural wood and coatings are powder paints that dissolve in thinner or varnish. Compared to water-based powder paint, a more aesthetic appearance emerges in the area where it is applied. It comes out. Thinner-based powder paints have a brighter appearance than water-based powder paints. Thinner-based paints have higher coverage on the area they are applied. It doesn't matter if the color of the subfloor is light or dark. You can easily cover the underlying color in two coats of paint with a thinner-based powder paint. You can clean the area where thinner-based paint is applied with cleaning materials. Since the paint is thinned with thinner, the applied area should be ventilated. With thinner-based powder paint, you can paint more areas than water-based powder paint. Thinner-based paints are flammable and combustible. For this reason, you should be careful when using thinner-based paints. Photographs of the product show the original state as much as possible, and no color changes have been made. However, colors may differ from actual colors due to your screen settings.