When the color and pattern design of the mini sunscreen umbrella takes into account both the aesthetics and the durability of the sunscreen coating, the first thing to do is to seek a balance in the selection of pigments. The pigments used to print the patterns are not ordinary colorants, but specially treated light-resistant materials that can resist long-term exposure to ultraviolet rays without fading. These pigments themselves are rich in color and can present a rich variety of tones, whether bright bright colors or calm dark colors, they can maintain a bright visual effect. At the same time, they have good compatibility with the ingredients of the sunscreen coating, and will not destroy the structure of the coating due to chemical reactions, ensuring that the sunscreen function is not affected by the pattern printing, so that the beauty of the color and the durability of the coating are unified.
The printing process of the pattern is the key link to take both into account. The designer will use a layered printing method to first form a complete sunscreen coating on the mini sunscreen umbrella substrate, and then print the pattern on the coating surface. This process avoids the direct penetration of the pigment into the coating and prevents the coating from being partially ineffective due to the addition of the pigment. The ink used in printing is light and thin in texture, and can be tightly combined with the coating surface without peeling or flaking. Even when the mini sunscreen umbrella is frequently folded or washed by rain, the pattern can remain intact, neither blurred by wear and tear nor affecting the continuity of the sunscreen coating, allowing the beautiful pattern to be attached to the durable coating for a long time.
The depth of the color is selected to match the performance of the sunscreen coating. Although dark patterns have strong heat absorption, they can often be better combined with the sunscreen coating, and dark pigments are usually more light-resistant and are not easy to change color under long-term exposure. Light-colored patterns use a special blending process to maintain a refreshing visual effect while adding anti-ultraviolet additives to make up for the weak light resistance of light colors themselves. Designers will adjust the distribution of patterns on the mini sunscreen umbrella according to the characteristics of different color systems, so that the colors are both aesthetically matched and consistent with the durability requirements of the sunscreen coating, avoiding affecting the service life of the coating due to improper color selection.
The layout design of the pattern takes into account the uniformity of the force of the sunscreen coating. Complex patterns are often distributed in different areas of the mini sunscreen umbrella, but designers will avoid excessive superposition of pigments in weak parts of the coating. For example, the coating at the connection of the mini sunscreen umbrella ribs needs to maintain a certain degree of elasticity, and the pattern will be designed to be relatively simple here to reduce the effect of the pigment on the elasticity of the coating. At the same time, the line direction of the pattern will follow the trajectory of the unfolding and folding of the mini sunscreen umbrella surface to avoid the wear of the pigment on the edge of the pattern due to repeated folding, which will then involve the sunscreen coating below. This pattern layout that takes into account the structural characteristics does not sacrifice the durability of the coating.
The surface protective layer treatment provides additional protection for both. After the pattern is printed, the mini sunscreen umbrella surface will be coated as a whole to form a transparent protective film. This film can not only enhance the gloss of the pattern, make the color look brighter, and enhance the aesthetic effect, but also isolate the pattern from the external environment to prevent rain and dust from eroding the pigment and coating. The protective film itself has a certain degree of wear resistance. When the mini sunscreen umbrella surface rubs against each other or contacts other objects, it can reduce direct damage to the pattern and coating, so that the beauty of the pattern and the durability of the coating can be continued under this layer of protection.
The complexity of the pattern and the durability of the coating form a reasonable balance. Too complicated patterns may require multiple printings, increasing the risk of damage to the coating, while the pattern design of the mini sunscreen umbrella often finds a balance between simplicity and refinement. Designers will use simple lines and clever composition to present beauty, avoid excessive color superposition and detail depiction, and reduce the interference of the printing process on the coating. This simple but not simple design can not only show a unique aesthetic style through limited elements, but also ensure the integrity and uniformity of the sunscreen coating, so that both can get what they deserve in terms of visual effects and practical performance.
The convenience of maintenance in long-term use also makes it possible to take both into account. These color and pattern designs take into account the needs of daily cleaning. The surface pigments and protective films are not easy to absorb stains. After being stained with dust or rain, they can be restored to cleanliness by gently wiping with a soft cloth. This easy maintenance reduces the damage to the pattern and coating caused by improper cleaning, allowing users to maintain the beauty of the mini sunscreen umbrella without worrying about excessive cleaning damaging the sunscreen coating. Even after long-term use and multiple cleanings, the pattern remains clear and the coating continues to play a sunscreen role, achieving a long-term coexistence of beauty and durability.
