Articles Tagged with ''Low-VOC Paint and Coatings''

A new report explores how bio-based, waterborne and low-VOC technologies are transforming the American paints and coatings market.

AkzoNobel’s new Nilai facility will accelerate regional innovation in sustainable decorative paints, with advanced labs and robotic testing capabilities.

Sustainable technologies and durable finishes are reshaping the wood coatings market, especially in furniture, flooring and architectural applications.

Advanced latex design enables exterior paints to meet weatherability, hardness and VOC limits without sacrificing performance or durability.

A new passive cooling paint from SRI reflects solar radiation and emits heat, lowering surface temperatures without consuming energy.

Stahl outlines how coatings impact sight, smell, touch and sound — and how sensory design supports sustainable mobility.

AkzoNobel unveiled a radiative cooling system in China to lower building temperatures and support urban renovation.

Trust, performance and verified testing define modern protective coatings partnerships, especially amid stricter standards and complex infrastructure demands. 

A water-based PVDF resin delivers long-term performance for field-applied coatings, resisting UV damage, erosion and fading.

Bio-based agricultural chemicals are degrading legacy finishes, pushing formulators to develop new resin systems that resist acids, microbes and ultraviolet exposure.