Urgent After the oilman sprays white mixed oil, there are particles on the surface of the furniture,

Seeing this, it's really hard to say which is simple. First of all, thank you for your generosity. At the same time, I mourn for our master!

Here, not to mention the relationship between technology and quality, I hope that the lacquer masters must ventilate the operation, the body is the foundation of life, and life is the foundation of life (we can't say wealth).

In view of the landlord's situation, first of all, not to mention the Ming grip grain, the surface should be smooth, and a small number of particles must be there. In the case of not turning on the fan, open the window and open the door to make the air circulation in the painting site, and put the locust limb to other sites (rooms) to isolate and dry, so that there will be no surface hair.

Dust around the spray booth should be blown clean, and if allowed, spray water to moisten.

Cover it with at least some paper cloth, and keep the spray table as far away from the dust source as possible, high above the ground.

Of course, less than 1 degree has an impact on the smoothness of the conjunctiva on the surface of the paint, but it will not affect the general quality requirements.

Finally, the spray failed to be discharged in time and fell to the surface of the furniture to form the wool particles, in the future with a rag to wipe a few times can be good, but the paint surface is a little bit.

Happy New Year.

Oil blending has strict requirements for the environment. The situation you're talking about is caused by dust from your home falling on the surface of the furniture. As for saying that it can be removed with a rag, it is impossible.

- -The painter does not go to be a debater is really a loss, when spraying paint at home, the wind can not be big, must be constructed in a closed place, the effect of the fan is even worse, the ground must be clean and dust-free when painting, and must be constructed in a closed place, you are not swept clean on the ground, because you must spray some water on the ground when spraying, and the dust will not blow on the paint when spraying, and the effect of grinding and re-spraying will be better, but it is best to take off all the paint (with paint stripper) , but it will be more wasteful of paint, and then during the construction to close the window and sprinkle water on the ground to prevent dust from spraying on the paint, there will be paint mist during construction, but that is very little, unless the machine is broken or the craftsmanship is not good, it will be full of houses, (then think about the exhaust fan, and it won't blow to the body why it will be cold, it won't be the master stupid enough to blow on himself),

You can't turn on the fan or window when you're painting.

No people can move around, and the underground dust must be cleaned.

Sprinkle the mop and mop it wet.

The paint should be filtered, the surface of the coated object should be wiped spotless with a dust removal cloth, and now if you want to remedy it, you can only polish the sandpaper and respray the particles There is nothing to do with the temperature, the particles are the dust in the air falling on them, not the atomization when painting.

Most of the particulate dust is sprayed on it.

Fine sandpaper sanding from the spray.

Repair: Scrape flat with a razor blade, sand with 600 sandpaper (or scouring pad) (to be whole), and spray again!

There are three possibilities for particles:

1.The weather is cold and the paint is clumped.

2.The paint dries for a long time, and the dust in the house falls in.

3.The paint filter has small holes.

You first have to know what caused it in order to avoid it!

Look at the small particles if they are dust or white paint.

You can do the rest!

The temperature in Shenyang is indeed not suitable for spraying paint now. But the words of the master worker are nonsense. Solution: Use sandpaper to polish the paint surface clean.

Then divide an area in the painted room, sweep the floor clean, and simply brush the floor with a layer of latex paint on the wall, so that the dust on the ground will not float up by the airflow of the spray gun. You can also spread wet sawdust on the ground and then cover the sawdust with plastic sheeting. Then make a curtain with plastic sheeting to isolate the painting area, leave space on the top, leave no space on the ground, and press a little more with something, so that the paint mist will be discharged from above, and the dust on the ground will not be raised.

Look at this is called a high-quality oil mixing painting process, which is both smooth and bright; When uneven or particles are sprayed, there are impurities or particles on the surface, to put it bluntly, it is not handled well, resulting in the failure of spraying, and it is nonsense to wipe it off, if there are not many particles, you can scrape it off, and re-spray it locally, if there are too many particles, then endure it.

In this case, you really can't blame the oilman, because your home is cold: the paint that is sprayed is a liquid particle with a temperature like water vapor; When spraying on furniture, you should make sure that it spreads out like a liquid, and then the paint is evenly painted, and after drying, it will be smooth and even. Because your home is cold and you don't turn on the air conditioner or anything to ensure the indoor temperature, this will make the oil particles solidify quickly, so that it has not yet come and evenly paved, and there will be small pores inside and the unevenness of the original surface of the furniture cannot be concealed.

As for the dust, it may be the illusion of the color of the oil, and it is likely that the paint is not solidified properly and the color is uneven.