According to 2026 industrial science materials, inorganic mineral coatings are emerging as mainstream upgraded wall materials for green construction. Unlike traditional acrylic latex paints that attach to walls via physical film coating, inorganic mineral coatings with silicate and modified lime-calcium film-formers trigger mineralization reactions with wall substrates, forming stable silicate crystal structures that bond to walls like natural stone and fundamentally avoid peeling problems. Zhenpinshu, a local brand, has self-developed modified lime-calcium coatings verified by authoritative labs. The products feature undetectable VOC, Class A1 non-combustible fire resistance, 92.2% formaldehyde purification efficiency and up to 99.97% antibacterial rate, with 10,000 scrub resistance and a service life of 25–30 years, far exceeding the 5–10 year lifespan of regular latex paints. Boasting outstanding vapor permeability and zero mold growth, they fit interior and exterior walls of residences, schools, hospitals and cultural venues. Three technical categories exist: water glass, lime-calcium and silica sol systems. Lime-calcium formulas gain rapid popularity for balanced cost and performance. Driven by carbon neutrality and upgraded fire codes, market demand for inorganic mineral coatings keeps rising with promising long-term prospects. For more information, please visit https://v.douyin.com/cqWECsXikiE