JIASHILI debuts at international coatings exhibition with new water-based coatings attracting wide attention from exhibitors

<h2>JIASHILI's booth was packed with visitors, attracting numerous industry professionals for consultations.</h2><p>At the 2024 International Coatings Exhibition held at Canton Fair Complex in Guangzhou last week, JIASHILI's flagship booth became the highlight of the event. When I arrived around 10 a.m., there was already a long queue at the entrance; many procurement managers for engineering coatings and technical directors of construction companies gathered around to ask about product details. According to on-site staff, over 200 potential customers left their contact info on the first day to discuss cooperation further.</p><img src="/images/news/news-13-1.png" alt="International coatings exhibition, JIASHILI's booth is crowded with industry professionals consulting about products" /><p>A dedicated interactive experience area was set up at the booth, allowing visitors to try applying the paint themselves to feel its strong adhesion and fast drying properties firsthand. One interior decoration contractor said after trying it: 'This paint applies smoothly and dries quickly; it will definitely save us time on construction sites.'</p><h2>The new water-based coatings boast outstanding performance, aligning with the trend of environmental protection.</h2><p>JIASHILI's star product displayed this time was the new generation of water-based interior wall paint, with a VOC content of only 12g/L, far below the national mandatory limit of 100g/L. I checked the sample and found it was milky white; after mixing well and applying it to a test board, it dried to the touch in half an hour and fully cured in 24 hours, with a scrub resistance of over 5,000 times—much more durable than ordinary interior wall paints.</p><img src="/images/news/news-13-2.png" alt="Exhibition product display: JIASHILI's water-based paint samples have fine texture and excellent environmental performance" /><p>The on-site technical engineer explained that this paint uses a new type of polymer emulsion, which not only meets environmental standards but also has anti-mold and stain-resistant properties, making it ideal for indoor decoration in humid southern regions. Three local decoration companies placed orders on the spot for 500 barrels of samples to use as references for clients.</p><h2>Leveraging the exhibition platform, JIASHILI accelerates its overseas business expansion.</h2><p>Li, a staff member from JIASHILI's marketing department, told me that apart from promoting new products, the company's goal for this exhibition was to connect with overseas distributors. During the event, six purchasers from Southeast Asia and the Middle East expressed interest in cooperation. Next, the company will develop customized water-based coating products tailored to the climate of these regions, aiming to expand its market share by another 15% within the year.</p><p>This exhibition not only earned JIASHILI's new products industry recognition but also laid a solid foundation for future business expansion. If you're interested in JIASHILI's water-based coatings, feel free to contact customer service via the official website for more details.</p>