What are the benefits of varnish on mahogany furniture

1. Natural and environmentally friendly. Raw lacquer is different from chemical lacquer, it is a kind of healthy and environmentally friendly paint, is a milky white gelatinous liquid cut from the knee tree, because it is derived from plants, so it has a very strong affinity with wood, not only green harmless, but also can penetrate into the depths of wood. Together because of its naturalness, it is pollution-free, safe and environmentally friendly, does not harm the human body, and can well maintain the appearance of furniture from damage.

2. Long-lasting luster. The lacquer film is bright, the color is durable, and the gloss retention function is excellent, so it has the advantages of durability, no discoloration, not easy to pollute, not afraid of insects and not affected by temperature. In the process of polishing the mahogany furniture, the raw lacquer is polished layer by layer into the pores of the exterior of the wood products and mixed with the wood billet, which not only has a better maintenance function, but also can prevent corrosion, acid and alkali, high temperature and fire, and will become more and more lubricated with the use of time.

3. Moisture-proof and anti-corrosion. Lacquer is more widely used in the south, because of the humid climate in the south, coating a thin layer of lacquer on the surface of furniture can play a good role in preventing moisture. After dry film formation, it has the characteristics of anti-corrosion, acid and alkali resistance, moisture-proof insulation, oxidation resistance, conflict resistance, and high temperature resistance.

4. Good permeability. The lacquer will show the texture and pores of the wood more realistically, and show off the natural beauty of the material. Lacquered mahogany furniture must be taken to the paint booth.

The requirements of the paint room are very high, with both temperature and humidity. Due to the fact that under such conditions the lacquer is simple to dry. In the future, the furniture will be dried outside, polished with fine sandpaper, and after the floating paint is removed, it will be rubbed with a layer of paint, and then it will be dried in the paint room.

Repeat this 10-15 times. This is done repeatedly to ensure that the lacquer can penetrate well into the wood and not just adhere to the wood surface.