Emulsion paint is a water-based paint that consists of pigment particles dispersed in an acrylic or vinyl polymer. It offers several advantages:
Distemper paint is a water-based paint that consists of chalk, lime, pigments, and a binder such as glue or casein. It has its own set of characteristics:
In Summary: Emulsion paints are known for durability, washability, and a smooth finish. Distemper paints are more affordable, offer a matte appearance, and are suitable for older buildings. The choice depends on budget, desired finish, and project requirements.
