How to Lower VOC in Interior Paints without Compromising Performance

Paint and coating formulators continually strive to minimize VOCs in interior paints with the goal to improve indoor air quality and meet regional regulations. One of the first ingredients chosen for low-VOC formulations is the polymer dispersion that is responsible for the binding power and overall performance of the final paint films. Although many suppliers offer low-VOC binders, these options typically include or require additional co-solvents like coalescing agents or plasticizers to reduce the film formation temperature and improve the resulting surface quality.

Register for this webinar to discover new and unique binder solutions from Vinavil for easy formulation of water-based paints that deliver the performance of medium and high-PVC commercial interior paints, but with lower VOCs and no compromise on performance. 

These copolymers are free from APEOs and formaldehyde and do not contain any coalescing agents or plasticizers. They provide excellent performance in interior applications in terms of binding power, water resistance, breathability and stain resistance. 

Hear from the experts at Vinavil as they share their knowledge on the challenges of formulating low-VOC paints and their new binder solutions at work in low-VOC interior paint formulations. See how your formulations can benefit from this new generation of water-based dispersions including vinyl acetate-VEOVA copolymer, styrene acrylic copolymer, and a pure acrylic polymer.

Missed the live event? Register for this webinar and watch the recording now!