Water Based Color Paste Material For Wood Coatings

Feature

Water-based color paste materials for wood coatings are typically made up of pigments, binders, and additives dispersed 

in water. These color pastes are used to tint clear wood coatings such as lacquers, varnishes, and stains to achieve a 

desired color or shade.

The pigments in water-based color pastes are finely ground particles that provide the color and opacity to the coating. Common 

pigments used in wood coatings include titanium dioxide for white colors, iron oxides for earth tones, and organic pigments for 

brighter colors.

The binders in water-based color pastes are typically acrylic or polyurethane resins that help the pigment adhere to the wood 

surface and provide durability and protection. These binders also help the color paste to spread evenly and smoothly on the 

wood surface.

Additives in water-based color pastes may include dispersants to help keep the pigments suspended in the water, thickeners to 

control the viscosity of the paste, and anti-foaming agents to prevent bubbles from forming during application.

Overall, water-based color paste materials for wood coatings offer a more environmentally friendly and user-friendly option 

compared to solvent-based color pastes. They have lower levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), are easier to clean up, 

and have a milder odor. Additionally, water-based color pastes can provide excellent color clarity, UV resistance, and durability 

for wood surfaces.

Advantage

Perfect color selection providing the right color for your products.

Long-term color stability that resists fading or changing over time.

We keep color consistency for different batches of pigment dispersions.

 Introduction:

Anticorrosion Pigments, Inkjet Receptive Coating, Matting Agent