Enamel paint
In low-temperature and high-humidity environments or when exposed to light sensitivity or when the skin is damaged, specific types of enamel paint should be avoided.
The term "enamel paint" encompasses various products, including red enamel paint for industrial anti-corrosion, coal tar enamel paint, acrylic enamel paint, etc., as well as "white porcelain dolls" laser care in the beauty field (although it is not true paint, the name is prone to confusion). The prohibited conditions for different types of enamel paint vary greatly, and it is necessary to determine based on the specific type.
Unsuitable scenarios and reasons
- When the environmental conditions do not meet the standards
When the temperature is lower than 5℃ or the humidity is higher than 80%, most industrial enamel paints (such as multi-functional tempered enamel paint) are difficult to dry normally, which affects the adhesion and protective effect.
If it rains or is washed by water within 4 hours after the application, it is not advisable to apply the paint as it may damage the paint film.
- Improper treatment of the base material
When oil stains, dust or rust remain unremoved from the surface, the adhesion of the coating will decrease and it is prone to peeling off.
When the construction is carried out in humid, high-temperature or low-temperature environments, the performance of products such as Y188 red ceramic paint will be affected.
- Under special health conditions (for the "White Doll" beauty treatment)
People with a scar-prone constitution, those with endocrine disorders, those with severe skin diseases or those sensitive to light should not undergo this type of laser treatment, as it may cause adverse reactions.
Those with unrealistic expectations should also be cautious to avoid being troubled by the failure to achieve the desired results.
Suggestion
To ensure safety and effectiveness, the use of ordinary enamel paint should be avoided under the following circumstances:
The construction environment temperature remains continuously below 4℃ or above 40℃;
The surface of the substrate has standing water, oil stains or rust that has not been cleaned up;
It is applied to the surfaces of high-temperature components such as cooktops and ovens;
It is used for the inner walls of drinking water tanks but the product does not have the "food grade" certification;
The user is allergic to the ingredients or the construction space is not well-ventilated.
If it is necessary to use in harsh conditions, specialized modified products should be selected, such as high-temperature resistant ceramic coatings, solvent-free epoxy coatings or food-grade porcelain glazes.
Post time: Nov-27-2025
