The water-based paints are classified in different specific types according to the peculiar characteristics:

• The breathability has the ability to let the rooms breathe and are therefore suitable for bathrooms, kitchens or otherwise damp rooms
• The washable, once dry, suitable for rooms without humidity or condensation problems when dry, create an opaque and velvety surface with good resistance to rubbing and can be washed with a damp cloth.
• The superwearables have a high covering power and are very resistant to washing and are therefore suitable for outdoor use because they create a water-repellent surface that is still sufficiently breathable.
• Sanitizers contain special substances (acrylic resins) that create a substrate that can not be affected by mold. This is why they are indicated in public or high-traffic areas such as schools, hospitals, etc.
• The insulating materials instead contain substances with a high insulation coefficient and prevent in the most cases; slight, condensation.