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

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.

This article offers formulation strategies to enhance durability, minimize moisture issues and maintain self-leveling properties in MDI-based urethane coatings.

Sustainable coatings are reshaping the industry with bio-based, powder and energy-efficient solutions that reduce environmental impact while enhancing performance.

A DIY garage floor coating system uses a waterborne resin to achieve low VOCs, lasting durability, and high performance for industrial and consumer applications.

Cellulose acetate enhances automotive coatings with low-VOC, water-based formulations, delivering improved durability, faster drying and superior aesthetics.