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Anonymous users2024-01-24The main reasons for paint peeling are: high wood humidity, oil stains on the surface of the wood, poor quality of paint, and the lack of combination of paint in the upper and lower layers (different chemical properties, insufficient sanding of the bottom layer), if any of the above reasons still exist, there is a possibility of re-peeling. First of all, it is necessary to find out the cause of paint stripping, and then re-spray it after solving it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Is it that the paint and furniture are not suitable, or is there a problem with the paint?
It's not up to par with quality. Schutteman's professional manufacturer of customized whole wardrobes European furniture has been sprayed and baked paint four times, and since the factory opened for nine years, it has not heard of cracking after European furniture paint.
After the European furniture is repainted, the exterior paint cracks due to the deformation and cracking of the wood boards inside the paint; Secondly, the putty is usually too thick or the paint film itself is too thick, or when the paint does not dry during construction, brush down a layer, causing cracking. "The coating hardness is too high, the flexibility is poor, the coating is too thick, the coating layer is dry, the surface is dry, the coating is mismatched, the bottom hardness is too large, the coating is aging, the pigment and resin are layered, the mixing is uneven, it is easy to crack, and the environment is harsh. >>>More
It should also be a matter of paving. The reason is that the tiles are not soaked in place, and after paving, the cement mortar loses water during the coagulation process, resulting in the separation of the tile and the mortar.
Depending on what kind of furniture you are, it is divided into mixed oil and clear oil, and now there are generally more polyester paints.
Unless you polish all the previous paint, or you don't want to change the color, as mentioned above, if you handle it well, it won't fade, just in case.