Dispersioonvärvid

Dispersioonvärvid, commonly known as emulsion paints or latex paints, are a type of water-based paint characterized by a binder that is dispersed in water. The binder, often a polymer like acrylic or vinyl acetate, forms a continuous film as the water evaporates, trapping the pigment particles and creating a durable coating. This water-based nature makes them relatively safe to use, with low volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions compared to solvent-based paints, and easy to clean up with soap and water.

Dispersioonvärvid are widely used for interior and exterior surfaces, including walls, ceilings, and wood. They are known for their fast drying times, good adhesion to various substrates, and their ability to provide a matte, satin, or semi-gloss finish depending on the formulation. The pigment content and binder type influence the paint's opacity, washability, and durability. Due to their versatility and ease of application, dispersioonvärvid are a popular choice for both DIY projects and professional painting. They offer a cost-effective and practical solution for decorative and protective coatings.