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The production of paint in our
contemporary society is a lucrative business which attracts higher
profit margin as a result of the continues constructions of domestics buildings. Individuals and complex organization in paint
production will never go out of business
if they efficiently and effectively apply all the principles in this book.Virtually all the constructed
houses this days are painted, the market is there for you to make more money from the wider society. For you to capture and deeply penetrate the
market, you need to technically and professionally produce high and quality paint and strategically market your products. There are different varieties of paints in our complex society of today, but we are considering three major types of paint:
·
Emulsion paint.
·
Text coat or textured paint,
·
Gloss paint.
Before producing paint, you must cultivate a mindset of producing high quality paint that is of a good standard by applying good quantities of PVA in the paint. There are chemicals needed for the production of paint which can be easily purchase in the world market and is cheap and affordable if your contact the chemicals dealers in your local market directly. These are the chemicals to be used in the production of paints and
we will analysis their usage and
functions.
. Water.
. Titherni (used only for the production of white paint)
. Calcium carbonate (Calcium)
. Colourite.
. P.V.A
. Formalin
. Nitrosol
. Ammonia.
. Hydrosol
. Marble dust.
. Acrydext
. Geniple
. K14
. Bama cork
. Water.
. Titherni (used only for the production of white paint)
. Calcium carbonate (Calcium)
. Colourite.
. P.V.A
. Formalin
. Nitrosol
. Ammonia.
. Hydrosol
. Marble dust.
. Acrydext
. Geniple
. K14
. Bama cork
Functions of the chemicals
1. water
Water is used to mix all the chemicals together. It must not be a hot water. You can use any type of clean and neat water with normal water temperature. However, I prefer soft water to cold water. It helps to mix the paints more easily.
2. Titherni
It is whitening chemical in powdery form. You can always get it where they are selling paint chemicals, or rather industrial chemical. Just ask of titherni it will be given to you. It performs the function of making sure that your white paint is shining and not dull. This is the secret of some big names in painting industry. We shall give you the ratio down the line. It is only used when you are producing white paint. That does not mean you cannot use it in other colors but the function is more significant in white paints.
3. Calcium Carbonate
This chemical is also in powdery form. It is packaged in bags and they wrote CalCo on it. It is made by so many companies, I would not like to advertise any but just ask of calcium and it will be given to you.
Now calcium carbonate is of two or types
We have delomite and cacite. Both are good but delomite is recommended if you are producing pure white paint and cacite is better in off white (dirty white) paint.
4. Chlorite
This is the most important of the entire production processes It involves the ability of mixing some colors to get a desired result. It is not difficult at all if you have initiative and artistic style.
These are the colors we have in raw form (please permit me to call them primary colors because all other colors in the painting industry is gotten from them)
They are: yellow ( we painters call it cream), Red, Black, Blue, and Green. All other colors are gotten from a combination of one or two of these.
What about White paint? You might ask. Well we do not need to have a pure white color because, we make our paints with CalCo and it gives us white naturally. In fact once you put your calcium in water you get white paint. I hope that is clear.
We shall cover how to mix the paints to get particular result. But for now just know that colors can be found in paste or oxide. When we say colors are in paste, we mean that they are in condensed liquid form (like your pomade), when they are in oxide it means they are in dust form (like your face powder). A color like cream has both oxide and paste. Red and black are mostly in oxide, green and blue is in paste. For those who might be wondering which one to use between the yellow oxide and yellow paste, I suggest that if you want the color you are producing to be deep yellow; you should use paste, otherwise use oxide.
CAUTION: you MUST dilute the colors properly with a little water before you apply it to your paint. For example if you get a red oxide, pour a cup of water in a different container mix thoroughly. If not, your paint will be having dotted stains as you roll it on the wall.
5. P.V.A.
This chemical is very important. I guess you might have seen a situation where after painting a building, when you rub your hand on the surface it will be dusting. That is as a result of ill usage of this liquid formed chemical. In my experience, some big names in the painting industry do not even know how to use it. But do not worry, I will tell you and who knows you might become their next consultant.
6. Formalin
It does the function of preservative.
7. Nitrosol
It helps to hold the paints together i.e it is a thickener. Its correct usage makes the paint more durable on the wall.
8. Ammonia
This is your secondary school laughing gas. It is also used to make the paints more durable. It serves as a preservative agent too.
9. Hydrosol
This is the chemical that integrates the colors and brings out the best in them. It is used to correct dullness in paints.
10. Marble dust
This is usually used in the production of text coat paints. It is of two types rough and smooth. The preference is determined by what you want to achieve. If you want sandy text coat i.e the one without lining, you use only rough type. However, the combination of both in the same ratio gives a better result.
11. Acrytext
This is used as a thickener. It holds the seemingly watery paint together.
12. Geniple.
This one that does the function of giving the painter a scintillating perfume as he does its job.
12. K14
It is also a preservative.
13. Bama cork
It does the function of nitrosol. If you use bama cork you do not need to use nitrosol.
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Water is used to mix all the chemicals together. It must not be a hot water. You can use any type of clean and neat water with normal water temperature. However, I prefer soft water to cold water. It helps to mix the paints more easily.
2. Titherni
It is whitening chemical in powdery form. You can always get it where they are selling paint chemicals, or rather industrial chemical. Just ask of titherni it will be given to you. It performs the function of making sure that your white paint is shining and not dull. This is the secret of some big names in painting industry. We shall give you the ratio down the line. It is only used when you are producing white paint. That does not mean you cannot use it in other colors but the function is more significant in white paints.
3. Calcium Carbonate
This chemical is also in powdery form. It is packaged in bags and they wrote CalCo on it. It is made by so many companies, I would not like to advertise any but just ask of calcium and it will be given to you.
Now calcium carbonate is of two or types
We have delomite and cacite. Both are good but delomite is recommended if you are producing pure white paint and cacite is better in off white (dirty white) paint.
4. Chlorite
This is the most important of the entire production processes It involves the ability of mixing some colors to get a desired result. It is not difficult at all if you have initiative and artistic style.
These are the colors we have in raw form (please permit me to call them primary colors because all other colors in the painting industry is gotten from them)
They are: yellow ( we painters call it cream), Red, Black, Blue, and Green. All other colors are gotten from a combination of one or two of these.
What about White paint? You might ask. Well we do not need to have a pure white color because, we make our paints with CalCo and it gives us white naturally. In fact once you put your calcium in water you get white paint. I hope that is clear.
We shall cover how to mix the paints to get particular result. But for now just know that colors can be found in paste or oxide. When we say colors are in paste, we mean that they are in condensed liquid form (like your pomade), when they are in oxide it means they are in dust form (like your face powder). A color like cream has both oxide and paste. Red and black are mostly in oxide, green and blue is in paste. For those who might be wondering which one to use between the yellow oxide and yellow paste, I suggest that if you want the color you are producing to be deep yellow; you should use paste, otherwise use oxide.
CAUTION: you MUST dilute the colors properly with a little water before you apply it to your paint. For example if you get a red oxide, pour a cup of water in a different container mix thoroughly. If not, your paint will be having dotted stains as you roll it on the wall.
5. P.V.A.
This chemical is very important. I guess you might have seen a situation where after painting a building, when you rub your hand on the surface it will be dusting. That is as a result of ill usage of this liquid formed chemical. In my experience, some big names in the painting industry do not even know how to use it. But do not worry, I will tell you and who knows you might become their next consultant.
6. Formalin
It does the function of preservative.
7. Nitrosol
It helps to hold the paints together i.e it is a thickener. Its correct usage makes the paint more durable on the wall.
8. Ammonia
This is your secondary school laughing gas. It is also used to make the paints more durable. It serves as a preservative agent too.
9. Hydrosol
This is the chemical that integrates the colors and brings out the best in them. It is used to correct dullness in paints.
10. Marble dust
This is usually used in the production of text coat paints. It is of two types rough and smooth. The preference is determined by what you want to achieve. If you want sandy text coat i.e the one without lining, you use only rough type. However, the combination of both in the same ratio gives a better result.
11. Acrytext
This is used as a thickener. It holds the seemingly watery paint together.
12. Geniple.
This one that does the function of giving the painter a scintillating perfume as he does its job.
12. K14
It is also a preservative.
13. Bama cork
It does the function of nitrosol. If you use bama cork you do not need to use nitrosol.
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