Waterborne polyurethanes are one of the most cost-effective, eco-friendly, and versatile materials you can include as part of your operations. Whether it’s to finesse and coat different surfaces or use it as an adhesive, it’s important that you know about the various uses of PUDs for your business.

Let’s take a look at the different applications of this miracle material that can improve the longevity and durability of various products:

1.     They’re excellent for protecting paint

PUD coatings, in particular, are used most often in paints to make surfaces more resistant to wear and damage. It requires professional application to get the smoothest result, but it goes a long way in protecting your walls. They’re environmentally friendly and can easily be used to paint workspaces, homes, and other surfaces for long-lasting results.

2.     They protect wooden floors and furniture

If your business offers floor installations, interiors, or sells furniture, you should consider investing in PUD coating for all your products and services. Since waterborne PUDs are compatible with wooden surfaces and double as adhesives and protective layers. PUD coating is incredibly effective at making your wooden floors and furniture look better and glossier and keeping them stronger for longer. Any products you manufacture will last for several years longer with a simple ambient-cured layer.

3.     You can use them for textile coating

Not only does waterborne polyurethane work for wood and paint, but they’re also excellent for improving and protecting textiles. Improve the functionality and performance of specialized clothing such as sportswear, aprons, and other gear that you use or produce. If you’re looking for ways to improve the fabric and textile strength and make it more resistant to water, stains, and other damage, you’re in luck.

Get in touch with us to invest in high-quality waterborne polyurethanes for coatings, adhesives, and more. We also have cationic waterborne polyurethanes and leather waterborne polyurethanes available. We’d be happy to assist you in finding the right type of PUD products for sale, whether you need them for coating, for use with paints, plastics, wood, or textiles.