BENASOL SI 32 is an hydroxylated alkyd resin, endowed with good build–up, easy sandability, high reactivity and good chemical resistances. It is suggested for formulating fast drying glossy two components topcoats both for spray or curtain coating, easy to be polished and piled in a very short time. It’s especially recommended for wood coating applications
Benasedo develops a complete range of synthetic and bio based products both for waterborne and solvent borne systems addressed to different coating fields and ink printing segment. Benasedo offers experienced technical knowledge of 60 years, as well as resources to provide tailor-made products, and compliance of high level safety requirements.
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