What is Primoboard Acrylics?
Primoboard Acrylics are 18mm, 0.65 density Primoboard with 1mm Acrylic sheet
machine pressed on it. No need to paint as Primoboard Acrylics give a perfectly smooth
texture, mirror-like finish and a high-gloss, elegant appearance to cabinets.
Primoboard Acrylics is a fusion of Primoboard’s features (waterproof and termite proof)
and Acrylic’s aesthetic appeal and elegance rolled into one.
Pros
- Primoboard Acrylics are usually appealing and very elegant looking. It offers contrast
from different backsplash materials and textures as well. Aside from that, it gives a
sense of extra space because of its mirror like finish. - Acrylic finishes are low maintenance and very easy to maintain. Ensuring they are wiped
down regularly helps them retain their glossy finish, and removes fingerprints and
smudges with ease. - Acrylic is a remarkably durable, non-porous material that retains its visual appeal for an
extensive period of time. It is built with longevity in mind. Acrylics on Primoboard’s
applications like cabinets will go a very long way.
Cons
- Considering their aesthetic appeal and easy maintenance, acrylic finished furniture and
cabinets are more expensive compared with other laminates. - Acrylic finishes are relatively more susceptible to fingerprints, smudges, scratches and
dents as compared with melamine or other laminate. With proper care and handling,
“Primoboard Acrylics” is a fusion of Primoboard’s features (waterproof and termite proof)
and Acrylic’s aesthetic appeal and elegance rolled into one.
Cons
- Considering their aesthetic appeal and easy maintenance, acrylic finished furniture and
cabinets are more expensive compared with other laminates. - Acrylic finishes are relatively more susceptible to fingerprints, smudges, scratches and
dents as compared with melamine or other laminate. With proper care and handling,
“Primoboard Acrylics” is a fusion of Primoboard’s features (waterproof and termite proof)
and Acrylic’s aesthetic appeal and elegance rolled into one.
Primoboard is a (polyvinyl chloride) PVC board that is formed using a cellular process, a technology of making the PVC board’s surface layer hard on both sides that won’t swell, rot, split in the harshest condition.
It is a wood replacement in a different state than normal PVC, enabling it to be easily shaped just like wood with normal woodworking tools without wood’s disadvantages.