Can water paint be used with wood wax oil?

Some customers will ask: Can water-based paint be mixed with wood wax oil? The editor made it clear to everyone that they can't.

First of all, wood wax oil is not a primer, and there is no distinction between primer and topcoat during the construction process. Wood wax oil is a wood oily environmental protection coating made from oils extracted from plants and carnauba wax. The coating itself is transparent and has a bare bottom, which can well restore the natural texture of the wood. The shortcoming of itself, even with the addition of color paste, the texture of the wood itself can be clearly seen. However, the primer is different. The primer is the first layer in the paint brushing process. It is mainly used to improve the adhesion of the topcoat, increase the fullness of the topcoat, provide alkali resistance, and provide anticorrosive functions. At the same time, the primer can ensure the uniform absorption of the topcoat, so that the paint can exert the best effect. The primer has a wide range of applications and can be used on walls, wood, metal and other materials. Therefore, wood wax oil is a wood coating that can only be used on wood. It is not a primer and cannot be used as a primer. It is still necessary to use a special primer for the primer.

Secondly, water-based paint and wood wax oil are different. Water-based paint can play the role of paint. With the presence of paint film, the gloss is better than wood wax oil. Environmentally friendly water-based paints are also better than traditional paints. However, water-based paints generally use pure water as a diluent, while wood wax oil requires a special diluent to dilute. If the water-based paint gets on your hands during the brushing process, it can be washed directly with water. Wood wax oil needs to be washed with thinner or dishwashing liquid, soap. If wood wax oil is not oil, the hands will be greasy.

Again, the effects of water-based paint and wood wax oil are different. Water-based paint is water-based, and wood wax oil is oily. Oil and water are immiscible. Pour a little oil into a glass of water, and the oil will float on the water.

In summary, wood wax oil and water-based paint cannot be used together.