How to choose wall paint

1. Check the report: Check the quality report. The most important environmental indicators are VOC and formaldehyde content. According to national standards, VOC ≤ 120g/L It is environmentally friendly paint; formaldehyde ≤100mg/kg. In addition, the packaging of wall paint should indicate the name, trademark, net content, composition, usage and precautions, and pay attention to the production date and shelf life. The shelf life of different brands of latex paint ranges from 1 to 5 years. Try to buy products with a relatively recent production date.

2. Look at the can opening effect: good can opening effect, no moisture, no starch, no rust, no mildew, no layer is a good paint.

3. Shake and listen to the sound: Regular brands of wall paint generally cannot hear the sound when shaken. The sound of easy shaking proves that the viscosity of the wall paint is not enough.

4. Look at the coating film: With good coating, the film will not peel or crack. If there is dirt, please wipe it with water.

For wall paint, Fulege does a good job. The main feature of Fulege paint is its environmental performance. The VOC content of Fulege’s wall paint series products is 0~50g/L. VOC emissions are far lower than the domestic 120g/L. Fulege is the world's first water-based paint that can be opened and sold. This is a great challenge to the appearance, smell, packaging, storage and other aspects of the paint, and it is also a manifestation of Fuller's responsibility to consumers. In the past, when we purchased paint, it was difficult to see the true appearance of the paint in the packaging barrel, but Fulege allows you to smell its smell, see its color and luster more intuitively. Fulege adopts this method, which is the most direct proof of its quality.