Electrophoretic paint, also known as electrophoretic coating (E-coating), is still commonly referred to as "electrophoretic paint" instead of "electrophoretic coating". With the emergence of defects in conventional spraying, electrophoresis has become increasingly popular. Electrophoretic paint has also been constantly updated, from anodic electrophoretic paint to cathodic electrophoretic paint, from single component electrophoretic paint to two-component electrophoretic paint. The development of electrophoretic paint has also promoted the development of electrophoretic coating, making more products no longer use spraying technology but use electrophoretic paint.
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