Paint types epoxy ester

Autooxidative cross-linking type paints include alkyds, epoxies, esters, oil-moditied urethanes, and so on. These are commonly used, when properly formulated, to resist moisture and chemical fume environments. They can be applied over wood, metal, or masonry substrates. 

Among these resin fortified oil based paints are included the alkyds, epoxy esters, oil modified urethanes, etc. These paints may be formulated as airdrying or baking types, and with suitable pigments be formulated to be resistant to a variety of moisture and chemical fume environments, as well as application over wood, metal, and masonry substrates. These paints have the following advantages ... 

Paints and coatings can be divided into two categories convertible type which need a chemical reaction, such as oxidation or polymerization, and the non-convertible type which are formed by evaporation of the solvents. The former category includes alkyds, epoxy, esters, polyesters, urethenes, silicon and other resins. 

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