The function of rubber paint

Rubber paint Also known as leather paint, tactile paint, or flocking paint. Sprayed on the surface of an object, it offers a matte or semi-matte finish with a delicate and smooth touch, and an elegant and dignified appearance. It boasts excellent scratch resistance, weather resistance, and abrasion resistance. Complies with green printing standards and is harmless to the human body. It offers excellent operability and good adhesion. It can also conceal defects or water lines commonly found in general injection molding.

Rubber paint Widely used in Plastic products made from materials such as ABS, PVC, PC, PS, as well as hardware, metal, bakelite, wood, ceramics, and other products coated with a special primer.

Products coated with it feel exceptionally soft, smooth, delicate, and fleshy, like rubber and skin, providing a very pleasant, comfortable, and agreeable sensation. It makes the decorated product more elegant, neat, and generous, reflecting the product's value.

This product has strong scratch resistance, strong adhesion, impact resistance, self-folding properties, and a uniform and smooth paint film with good chemical resistance. It can conceal surface imperfections, defects, and water lines. It is durable, quick-drying, offers good operability, and is convenient to apply.

Can be applied to cameras, mice, USB flash drives, keyboards, microphones, remote controls, computer mice, mobile hard drives, computer peripheral products, mobile phone casings, laptops, Walkmans, digital cameras, MP3s, MP4s, navigators, telephones, hair dryers, audio equipment, and other surfaces.

Rubber paint It can also be divided into chlorinated rubber paint, which is a white or pale yellow powder obtained by chlorination modification of natural or synthetic rubber. Chlorinated rubber paint is odorless, non-toxic, and non-irritating to human skin. Chlorinated rubber coatings have good adhesion, chemical corrosion resistance, fast drying, water resistance, and flame retardancy. Chlorinated rubber coatings are widely used as architectural coatings, chemical anti-corrosion coatings, flame retardant coatings, and anti-corrosion coatings for ships and offshore steel structures, ranking alongside room-temperature curing epoxy resin coatings as the two major anti-corrosion coating systems in the world.