Red oak furniture, want to make white semi open paint, please recommend a good paint brand, want

Although the water-based polyurethane wood paint is more wear-resistant than the water-based acrylic wood paint, it is still worse than the oil-based paint, so in the countertop, desktop, coffee table surface, these easy to wear parts, it still seems a little powerless, so it is recommended to put a piece of glass on it in the future!! Needless to say, water-based paint is environmentally friendly, in terms of yellowing resistance, it is the only place where water-based paint dares to pat its chest and say that it is stronger than oil-based paint!! My home is "Aipushi", which is also polyurethane paint, and it is also mixed white, which is generally not bad, but it is a little wear-resistant, so now I put glass on all the horizontal surfaces!!

It is not recommended to use gouache pigments, because the adhesion between water pigments and wood is not good, and it is easy to separate from the layer after painting.

It is also not appropriate to mix the varnish with some white paint, and the hiding power is not enough.

The white through wood grain effect is called open lacquer finishing, the first condition is that the pipe hole on the surface of the wood must be relatively large, such as ash, oak, oak, elm, etc., if the pipe hole on the wood surface is relatively small, don't bother, no matter how to do it, there will be no ideal open effect.

If the above conditions are compounded, the bottom coat only needs to be sprayed with white paint, it must be sprayed with paint, not brushed, sprayed can be sprayed very thin, the brush will be very thick, too much infiltration into the pipe hole, it will also block the pipe hole, and the effect cannot be achieved.

You can go and see the Ficott paint, it is said that now the double tiger furniture, all friends of the furniture, all use the Ficote paint, it should be good! And Ficott paint is also making every effort to develop water-based wood paint! Let's look forward to it!

I use Finnish Fenlin lacquer, which is said to be very environmentally friendly, but the price is a bit expensive.

Yes, water-based wood paint will be more environmentally friendly, red apple white yellow-resistant wood paint seems to be water-based, I don't know the specifics, you go to their official website to learn more.