Interior Paints Challenges
Interior paints, which are mostly water-based paints, usually have multiple performance challenges with the formulation. Paint factories usually face below problems in real production:
- Poor workability due to unstable viscosity, causing brush marks, sagging, and uneven coverage
- Poor adhesion on wall putty or old walls, leading to wall peeling and blistering
- Low durability, especially in high-traffic areas, resulting in staining, fading, and wash resistance issues
- Surface cracking when film flexibility is insufficient or drying is too fast.
And since the demand for low-VOC interior wall paint is increasing, it becomes more difficult to balance environmental compliance with performance and cost efficiency.
