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What is the difference between latex and alkyd (oil) based paints?

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What is the difference between latex and alkyd (oil) based paints?

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The basic difference is in the binders. Latex paint binds the particles of pigment with a lay tex such as acrylic or vinyl, while oil paint uses a binder or resin that is derived from a vegetable oil such as linseed or soy bean. With latex paint spills can be cleaned up with a damp rag, brushes and rollers can be cleaned with soap and water, hands can be cleaned with soap and water.

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