Aquamac® 541 is a styrene acrylic latex polymer that provides outstanding tannin stain block over redwood or cedar, low VOC formulations.
Polynt continues a legacy of more than 90 years as a leading producer of coating resins for solvent, waterborne, and powder systems. Our broad product range meets the demands of many end use applications – from architectural systems to automotive and aerospace to heavy-duty maintenance and marine. Partnering with our customers to provide environmentally friendly products that balance regulatory compliance with performance, our coatings specialists have years of experience developing and formulating solutions for your toughest binder and coating needs.
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