Mahogany furniture "poster door" cited process dispute waxing PK lacquer

Recently, because Tianhonghong mahogany furniture uniformly posted a poster called “waxing PK lacquering” in nearly one hundred directly operated stores, it caused a dispute over the process of “waxing” and “painting” on the market.

A few days ago, the reporter connected Liu Haichao, the after-sales manager of Tianhong (Fujian) Redwood Furniture Company. He confirmed that the company did produce a "waxed PK lacquer" poster in hundreds of directly operated stores. After the poster was issued, it caused a big discussion in the industry. Some consumers even took the purchased furniture and asked them to identify it. Liu Haichao said that the general content of the poster is to compare the two types of mahogany furniture, to list the differences, and to clearly point out the advantages of waxed furniture to painted furniture.

Among the solid wood furniture, the most honorable mahogany furniture. Due to the scarcity of resources, the cost of mahogany furniture is also the industry's highest. Because the price of mahogany of different materials differs ten times, twenty times, or even hundreds of times, the huge profit margin causes the non-German manufacturers to shoddy and fake, and profit from it. Their method of fraud is derived from the craftsmanship.

Liu Haichao said that the mahogany home has two techniques, lacquering and waxing. The surface of the lacquered furniture is bright, because the paint has a covering property and can change the wood grain, so the counterfeiter adopts this technique. The surface of the waxed furniture is natural and has no bright effect. Only after the furniture has been used for a period of time, the oil secreted by the mahogany naturally overflows, forming a protective film on the surface of the furniture. The insiders call it a patina, and the furniture after the patina feels very bright from the color. The brightness of the patina effect is different from ordinary lacquering and can be distinguished by the naked eye.

Liu Haichao pointed out that although not all lacquered mahogany furniture is fake, the proportion of fakes exceeds 50%. He made a metaphor, waxing mahogany furniture is like a cheek on the cheeks, not only to protect the face and moisturize but also to reveal the real skin, while the painted mahogany furniture is to paint the face layer by layer. The cover cream, even the plastic sheet, veil, all kinds of spots and scars can be covered up. The real situation of this face is not clear.

At present, there are two ways to falsify, one is to shoddy and use "white skin" as a high quality mahogany. The so-called "white skin" is the sapwood that people often say. The only core area that is usually used as mahogany furniture wood is called heartwood. There is a circle of whitish material around the heartwood called white skin, which cannot be used when making mahogany furniture. However, some unscrupulous merchants have incorporated white skin into redwood for dyeing, and lacquering has become the best cover for such fraud. In contrast, the more serious falsification behavior is that hardwoods pretend to be mahogany. As long as the surface of ordinary wood or inferior mahogany is coated with a paint that looks like the finest mahogany color, it can turn other ordinary wood such as oak into high-grade. Redwood. In addition, in the production method, high-grade mahogany furniture is not allowed to be connected with nails, the designer will design the furniture according to the traditional enamel process, and the fake furniture is often crafted, and some places that are not well connected are directly adopted. Iron nails are connected.

Speaking of the choice of the two processes, Liu Hongchao said that in the case of serious paint fraud, it is recommended that consumers do their own self-protection and choose waxed mahogany furniture.

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