ACRYLIC PAINTS 2K - NON YELLOWING KIND
ACRYLIC PAINTS 2K - NON YELLOWING KIND
The acrylic-polyurethane paints (universally shorted to “acrylic”) identifies a wide range of coating products suitable for numerous purposes with the curing process carried out by the chemical poly-addition reaction between 2 reagents (the part A, the acrylic polymer containing functional hydroxyl group, and part B containing the isocyanate group, improperly defined “catalyst”) and in which the solvents also perform some role.
These products have the prerogative, if accompanied by aliphatic isocyanates, to ensure the best light fastness and are very suggested on light timbers.
They are characterized by excellent mechanical and chemical resistance and by an ease application, with an exceptionally long pot-life, so they are indicated for industrial (also automated) and/or manual applications.
They are recommended in “open pore look” also dead matt, to achieve a perfect natural effect, the ultimate trend appreciated in modern and design furniture.
- DEAD MATT EFFECT
- NATURAL AND UNPAINTED
- ELEGANT GLOSS
ZEROGLOSS
The ultimate trend in fashion toward “natural effect” on prised wooden essences, has driven JSP VERNICI’s to come up with a specific line with an “dead matt effect” (super low sheen), which does not alter the natural colour of the wood, leaving its appearance unaltered, with “unpainted” appearance, an optimal pore design while guaranteeing high protection.
BAC096
The trend in recent times (transparent, open-pore and dead matt look) almost like “natural and unpainted look” on deep-pore timbers like ash and oak, has driven JSP VERNICI’s to come up with a specific line of acrylic products to emphasize the beauty and uniqueness of the wood, providing a natural appearance (“designed pore”), while ensuring high protection.
TAC590
From the experience of JSP VERNICI here it comes a line of super high gloss wood finishes, non-yellowing and buffable, when required.
Each furniture will become elegantly glossy and extremely scratches resistant, a fundamental requirement to preserve the attraction of any glossy furniture over the time.
