Silica in Metal and Glass Coating

Introducing the Silica in Metal and Glass Coating - the ultimate secret weapon against boring, dull surfaces! Say goodbye to lackluster metal and glass and hello to a dazzling, jaw-dropping shine that will make your neighbors green with envy. This magical potion is like a makeover for your belongings, transforming them into the hottest commodities in town. With just a few spritzes, your rusty old bike will gleam like it's fresh off the showroom floor, and your windows will sparkle so bright, you'll need sunglasses just to look at them. Don't settle for mediocre when you can have extraordinary – grab your Silica in Metal and Glass Coating today and let the magic unfold!

Silica in Metal and Glass Coating 
Coatings for metal and glass substrates, such as aluminum profiles for construction; metal parts for cars, trucks and buses; metal furniture, shelves, shelves, fixtures, rims, fittings and lighting; metal parts; solar panels; wine bottles; perfume bottles; infrared absorption windows; and more.

Advantanges of HJSIL hydrophobic + HMMAT matting agent for Coatings and Paints:

Additives and co-binders for waterborne, solventborne, and UV-curing inkjet inks 

Applicable to the following system coatings
waterborne
Water-based paint is an environmentally friendly surface treatment that uses water as a solvent to disperse the resins used to make coatings or paints. Water should be at least 80% of the solvent used. Its purpose is to make paint or paint an environmentally friendly product that is easy to apply. Water-based paints are widely used due to their low VOC (volatile organic compound) content.

solvent type
Solvent-based coatings are surface treatments that contain VOCs. Advances in water-based coatings have made them an increasingly attractive option as a way to protect material surfaces even in harsh conditions. Solvent-based coatings can be distinguished by their VOC content, which can range from medium solids (about 50% VOC) to very high solids (less than 10% VOC).

UV
UV coating is an organic surface treatment that is cured by UV radiation. The VOC content of these coatings ranges from 0-50%. UV coatings have the advantage of a very fast curing mechanism (<1 second), which allows the painting process to proceed faster.