Container Mobile House Paint
Common types of paint used for container mobile houses include single-component acrylic container refinishing topcoat, water-based metal paint, epoxy zinc-rich primer, acrylic topcoat, chlorinated rubber paint film, polyurethane topcoat, and fluorocarbon paint, among others. Here is a detailed introduction:
Single-component acrylic container refinishing topcoat: Specifically developed for container refinishing scenarios, it uses high-weather-resistant, high-adhesion single-component acrylic resin as the core base material, combined with rapid film-forming additives, powerful anti-corrosion factors, and wear-resistant fillers. It features single-component design for ultra-convenient application; flexible application suitable for container refinishing scenarios; rapid drying at room temperature, significantly shortening refinishing time; extremely strong adhesion suitable for refinishing old container substrates; dual effectiveness in weather resistance and anti-corrosion for long-lasting protection after refinishing; wear-resistant and durable, unafraid of logistics and transportation wear and tear; environmentally compliant for stress-free outdoor application.
Water-based metal paint: Using water as a diluent, it requires no curing agents or thinners, distinguishing it from oil-based industrial paint as a new type of environmentally friendly anti-rust and anti-corrosion coating. It is odorless and pollution-free, posing no harm to human health; non-flammable and non-explosive, facilitating transportation; diluted with tap water, with tools, equipment, and containers also cleaned with tap water, reducing coating costs; fast drying time, improving work efficiency and reducing labor costs; and has a wide range of applications.
Other paints: For anti-corrosion on the exterior surfaces of containers, a three-layer coating system is generally used, with epoxy zinc-rich primer as the base coat, epoxy intermediate coat as the middle layer, and acrylic topcoat, chlorinated rubber paint film, polyurethane topcoat, or fluorocarbon paint as the topcoat. Alternatively, a two-layer coating system consisting only of a base coat and topcoat can be used, such as alkyd primer + alkyd topcoat, or acrylic primer + acrylic topcoat. For the interior surfaces of containers, a two-layer coating system consisting of epoxy zinc-rich primer and an epoxy topcoat that meets food hygiene and safety requirements is generally used. For container chassis, a two-layer coating system consisting of epoxy zinc-rich primer and a modified epoxy chassis paint or asphalt paint as the topcoat is generally used.
