There are several things to note when diluting polyurethane color paste:
Choose the appropriate diluent: The diluent for polyurethane color paste should be a compatible product. Common diluents include water, solvents (such as acetone, methanol, etc.) or specific polyurethane diluents.
Control the dilution ratio: Ensure the appropriate dilution ratio as needed. Too high a dilution ratio may affect the performance of the coating and the saturation of the color.
Stir well: Be sure to stir the polyurethane color paste thoroughly before and after adding the diluent to ensure that the pigment and diluent are fully mixed.
Test and adjust: The diluted color paste may affect its coating performance and drying time on different substrates. Before applying on a large area, it is recommended to test coat on a small area to determine the best dilution ratio and coating conditions.
Safe operation: Polyurethane color paste and its diluent may contain organic compounds or other volatile components, so pay attention to a well-ventilated environment when using it to avoid inhaling harmful gases.
Storage and handling: Store unused color paste and diluent properly according to the manufacturer's recommendations and avoid moisture or exposure to extreme temperature conditions.
