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SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION: https://forms.gle/uu2j22sokNfaETcX7 FOLLOW RVCAST: https://open.spotify.com/show/5mmmgJX... INSTAGRAM (@rvconstrucoesepericias):   / rvconstrucoesepericias   WhatsApp: (13) 99674-3763 Email: [email protected] Website: www.rvconstrucoesepericias.com.br TYPES OF PAINT SOLVENT-BASED VS. WATER-BASED The main difference between solvent-based paint and water-based paint is that solvent-based paint does not dilute with water and can be slightly cheaper. Market. Characteristics of water-based paint: No strong odor; Dilution in water; Quick drying; Less harmful to the environment. Characteristics of solvent-based paint: Not soluble in water; Offers a fine finish; More resistant to sun and rain, therefore it is indicated for exterior painting. CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO FINISH Matte paint is more opaque and absorbent, therefore it stains more easily and is more difficult to clean if necessary. But it better disguises imperfections in the wall. For these two reasons combined, it ends up being a good option for darker colors, which are more difficult to get dirty and hide any irregularities on the surface even more. Semi-gloss paint is shinier, as it reflects more light. It is easier to clean and resistant to algae and mold, as it is waterproof. Ideally, it should only be used when the wall is very smooth, as it makes imperfections more evident. Satin paint is an intermediate finish between the other two. It is slightly easier to clean than matte paint. Ideal for walls that are not very uneven. TYPES OF PAINT FOR BUILDINGS PVA Latex Paint: being water-based, it dries quickly. It has little resistance to sun and washing, with a risk of staining. It is recommended for use only on ceilings. It is a thick paint and has a matte finish. Acrylic Paint: also a type of latex paint, but with the addition of acrylic resins in its composition, which guarantees some impermeability. Due to this characteristic, it is widely used on exterior walls and in rooms that are frequently washed. It is also water-soluble and dries quickly. It can be found in matte, semi-gloss, and satin finishes. Unlike PVA paint, when the wall is exposed to moisture, bubbles form due to the waterproofing resin (film) it contains. Enamel paint: available in synthetic enamel (soluble only in turpentine) and acrylic enamel (soluble in water). It is generally applied to materials such as wood and iron (doors and windows, for example). Application can be done on the wall, however, removal for subsequent repainting is complex, requiring additional labor. Also, it can "suffocate" the wall, facilitating the appearance of bubbles and peeling. Available in matte, satin and glossy finishes. It is weather resistant. Epoxy paint: ideal for use in places in direct contact with water, as it has a resin of the same name with high resistance to moisture. Therefore, it can be applied to flooded surfaces, such as water tanks and swimming pools. The paint adheres well to different surfaces, such as floors, tiles, metals, and masonry. However, it is not resistant to UV rays. It is not water-soluble. Polyurethane Paint: has the same characteristics as epoxy paint, but is resistant to UV rays. It is also called automotive paint. ECONOMICAL x STANDARD x PREMIUM Economical: has less resistance to weathering, therefore it cannot be used for exterior painting. However, it is an ideal product for those looking for a cheaper paint. Its average durability is 2 years and it has a matte finish. Standard: is indicated for painting interior and exterior surfaces and is characterized by its high yield. It has protection against moisture and mold. It has a matte finish and excellent coverage. Premium: these offer the best quality and high coverage. Because they are washable, they are the most suitable for painting exterior areas. It has matte, satin and semi-gloss finishes. It has protection against mold and moisture, and is odorless.