1、 Advantages of water-based wood paint:

It is very convenient to use and not prone to common problems such as bubbles in oil-based paints; Water based wood paint has low harm and minimal pollution; Because it is a water-soluble coating without toxicity, it is environmentally friendly; Water based wood paint is not prone to yellowing and has good water resistance; It is rust proof, so you don't have to worry about rusting when exposed to water, and it is also very resistant to high temperatures. It can be placed on top of very hot objects; Can be used together with other paints such as latex paint.

2、 Disadvantages of water-based wood paint:

There is still a certain gap between single component water-based paint and two-component oil-based paint in terms of hardness, high temperature resistance, and other properties. If the hardness is not enough, it is easy for scratches to occur, which affects the appearance of the item. For example, a desk that accidentally leaves the marks of one's nails on it, and as a result, the desk is not as beautiful as it used to be. Or on the floor, sharp objects on shoes, especially some iron decorations on women's shoes, can easily scratch floors with poor hardness. So, these shortcomings of single component water-based paint hinder the rapid development of water-based paint.

3、 Some differences between water-based wood paint and oil-based paint:

The hardness of oil-based paint is higher than that of water-based paint. But water-based paint also has its unique advantages, which is that it is more environmentally friendly than oil-based paint. Usually, oil-based paints use organic solvents, such as the commonly heard "banana water", which is polluting and harmful to human health. From this perspective, there is a fundamental difference between oil-based paint and water-based paint in terms of environmental protection.