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What Is The Difference Between Paint And Stain? |
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Answer» Paint FORMS a protective FILM that binds to the substrate, protecting it by preventing the surface from being damaged by abrasions or weathering. Stain, on the other HAND, forms a very thin film on the substrate. It protects by PENETRATING the surface and thus preventing water or ultraviolet light from damaging the surface. A stain’s thin film can hold it's color but cannot provide the uniformity of color that paint produces. Paint forms a protective film that binds to the substrate, protecting it by preventing the surface from being damaged by abrasions or weathering. Stain, on the other hand, forms a very thin film on the substrate. It protects by penetrating the surface and thus preventing water or ultraviolet light from damaging the surface. A stain’s thin film can hold it's color but cannot provide the uniformity of color that paint produces. |
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