In recent decades, polyurethane paints have played a key role in enhancing the durability, aesthetics and versatility of wooden furniture, transforming them into functional works of art. 

The journey of polyurethane paints began in the 1930s, when they were first developed to solve specific challenges related to chemical resistance and high performance. Over the years, thanks to continuous technological advances, these paints have steadily evolved in their effectiveness, becoming a predominant choice for wood finishing.

In this course, we will explore the advantages of polyurethane paints, which include wear resistance, durability, UV protection and ease of maintenance. We will explore how their inherent properties improve the service life of wood furniture while ensuring a flawless finish and weather resistance.

We will understand how to prepare the substrate and how to use polyurethane paints to maximise their characteristics and achieve professional finishes on furniture and wood surfaces.

We will also cover the main problems that can occur and how to solve them.

The course is aimed at all those who are involved in the production of products for interior use and want to deepen their knowledge of this paint technology.