What is the difference between emulsion paint and water-based paint?

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Theoretically
There are many kinds of coatings used in ordinary times, and the coatings are divided into many series. Emulsion coatings and water-based coatings are more common. In theory, there is a big difference between the two. The former is the emulsion shape after opening. Yes, it does not need to spend effort to stir it, but the latter is the opposite. Oil-based paint can only be used after being diluted with water, and an appropriate amount of water must be added, and stirring must be continued. Only the stirring is even and the water added is reasonable , Can play a superior role.

From the construction side
There is also a certain difference between emulsion paint and water-based paint in terms of construction. The former is relatively simple in construction, just apply the paint directly on the wall, because this kind of paint has strong adhesion, so it is on the wall. The effect is also ideal. The water-based paint is different. The water added in it plays a crucial role. If too little or too much water is added, it will affect the adhesion of the paint. The process of adding water and stirring is also certain. Difficulty, if you want to make water-based paint easier to apply, you must master this process.

From environmental performance
Every time when it comes to paint, people think of some chemicals. Yes, there are many paints that must be added with some chemicals such as formaldehyde in the production process. However, these chemicals can also cause great harm to people. In terms of environmental protection performance, there is also a gap between emulsion paints and water-based paints. Although the former is very convenient to use, there is too much adhesive inside, so environmental protection requirements are always not met. However, water-based paints can just improve this problem.