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  The way toward utilizing bituminous paints has been around for quite a long time. It was not until the 20th century that the modern upheaval presented new advances that have changed this artistic expression. These new methods empower the utilization of these paints for modern purposes. There are a few sorts of bituminous paints accessible on the lookout, which depend on changed assembling measures. The majority of the mechanical paints utilized today contain oil-based fixings. This paint is normally called Teflon-covered paint and it has a restricted life expectancy on the off chance that it isn't painstakingly taken care of. This paint may chip or break when it comes into contact with specific metals. The Teflon covering gives security to mechanical items from the hurtful impacts of the poisonous synthetic substances contained in the paints. The oil-based paints contain hydrocarbons and there are occasions when these hydrocarbons respond with the wax covering present on the

  Inorganic color pigments are produced from compounds obtained from inorganic metallic compounds. Inorganic color pigments are classified into many groups, such as purple pigments (aluminum pigments, copper pigments, cobalt pigments, manganese pigments, and gold pigments), Blue pigments (aluminum, cobalt, copper, manganese, and iron), Green pigments (cadmium, chromium, cobalt, and copper), Yellow pigments (arsenic, bismuth, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, iron, lead, titanium, tin, and zinc), Orange pigments (bismuth, cadmium, and chromium), Red pigments, Brown pigments, Black pigments, White pigments, etc. Inorganic color pigments are either derived from natural sources or are synthesized. Chrome oxide and Iron oxide pigments are characterized by their chemical resistance and weather stability. With the increasing urbanization (which leads to the increasing demand for paints and coatings, building materials, and plastics) the demand for inorganic color pigments is also increasing. More

  The process of using bituminous paints has been around for centuries. It was not until the twentieth century that the industrial revolution introduced new technologies that have revolutionized this art form. These new techniques enable the use of these paints for industrial purposes. There are several types of bituminous paints available in the market, which are based on different manufacturing processes. Most of the industrial paints used today contain oil-based ingredients. This paint is usually called Teflon-coated paint and it has a limited life span if it is not carefully handled. This paint may chip or crack when it comes into contact with certain metals. The Teflon coating provides protection to industrial products from the harmful effects of the toxic chemicals contained in the paints. The oil-based paints contain hydrocarbons and there are instances when these hydrocarbons react with the wax coating present on the plastic bitumen to form chlorinated oils. Such industria