Fluorocarbon paint is a kind of coating, which is often used for the coating of metal surfaces, and has the advantages of weather resistance, corrosion resistance and chemical resistance. Fluorocarbon paints can be divided into two types: metallic and solid.
Metallic fluorocarbon paints are manufactured by adding metallic pigments, such as aluminum powder, to give the coating a metallic texture and luster. Metallic fluorocarbon paints typically have high reflectivity and gloss, making the coated surface look like a metalwork. Metallic fluorocarbon paints are often used in building facades, metal structures and decorations to provide high texture and luxury.
Solid fluorocarbon paints are made by adding pigments and can present a variety of vivid colors. Solid fluorocarbon paint has high color saturation and uniformity, which can meet different design needs. Solid fluorocarbon paints are commonly used in building facades, interior decoration, billboards and signage to provide a wide range of color options and good weather resistance.
In general, metallic fluorocarbon paints focus on metallic texture and gloss, while solid fluorocarbon paints focus on rich color options and uniformity.