Veneer Oxidation

Oxidation happens to almost any material due to the exposure to air and sunlight. This transition process is extremely slow in most interior spaces, and almost unnoticeable to most people. When we move away objects, such as beds, cabinets, which had been set on the wood flooring for months, we may find that there is a significant difference in color between the floor that has been covered and the floor that is kept uncovered by these objects.
Color fading is a natural phenomenon caused by oxidation and it's practically impossible to avoid. However, staining and coating are able to slow the oxidation process. In order to improve the oxidation resistance of coating, Keding Enterprises Co., Ltd. has incorporated the UV-coating technology to produce a finish that has better performance. KD finish tends to be less prone to fading than the unfinished and conventional coating. With the mission of providing continuous high-quality products to our customers, we will continue our efforts to research and development on how to improve the oxidation resistance of our products.
The ultraviolet ray which contains in the sunlight could accelerate the oxidation and fading transaction on the veneer and its paint. The areas which were directly illuminated by the sunlight might generate the problem of color differences. Such problem is easily to lead to a controversial result between the proprietor and the contractor. Therefore, the best way to avoid the possibility of the controversial problem is to select the dark color veneer in these specific spaces and areas while the designer was drawing the blueprint.