In general, architectural coatings comprise a binder, pigment, a carrier, and a few additives. Each component plays a role in the coating system's durability and resistance to the elements.
The resin in a coating is commonly known as the binder. Its primary role is to act as the glue for all the components in a coating formulation. Binders allow the coating to cure, which increases the coating film's physical strength and chemical resistance. Binders are the primary source of a coating's physical properties.
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