In recent years, you can hear it from time to time, especially some key engineering projects are directly designed to be painted with inorganic coatings. So what is an inorganic coating? As far as its name is concerned, we can define it like this: the coating made of inorganic binder material as the main binder, combined with certain additives and pigments and fillers, we call it inorganic coatings. There is a quantitative problem in this concept of "inorganic binder material as the main binder". At present, the industry generally believes that the coating with an organic content of less than 5% is an inorganic coating. Due to its unique properties and uses, inorganic coatings are a newer and better choice for the decoration industry!

Inorganic coatings are being favored by more and more users for their non-combustible, anti-mildew and non-polluting features, especially after the first use of inorganic coatings in high-quality projects such as subways and high-speed rails to decorate stations, tunnels and ancillary buildings , Inorganic coatings, as an A-level non-combustible material that completely replaces latex paint in the internal building parts of high-speed rail subways, have rapidly expanded to hospitals, schools, museums, exhibition centers, and real estate projects, such as tooling and home decoration, where latex paints are traditionally used. .

Shenzhen Simon A+ Inorganic Coatings became the only supplier of inorganic coatings for multiple bids of Shenzhen Metro Line 10.
 

This is a question that is often asked, and it is also a very interesting question. As the original creator of facing fair-faced concrete, Simon is asked this question in daily inquiries. Fair-faced concrete, originally meant to be formed by one-time pouring without modification, directly adopts the natural effect of existing concrete as the decorative surface. The price of concrete is very clear in accordance with the fixed price itself. But the price of fair-faced concrete as a decorative effect is very interesting.

The twenty-eighth China (Beijing) International Building Decoration and Materials Expo Simon Exhibition ended successfully!