How to tell whether a solid wood staircase is spray painted or painted

First, the process difference.

b. Painting: Grinding the tweed on the substrate, then spraying paint on it, and drying it naturally.

Second, the paint film. Method: Touch the edges and corners of the painted staircase handrail with your hands to see if it is smooth and flat; Observe the color of the edges and corners to see if they are the same color as the stair handrails.

Contrast: a. Baking paint: smooth edges and corners, the same color. It proves that the paint film is uniform and the color is full. This is the biggest difference, ordinary spray paint does not have this characteristic.

b. Spray paint: the edges and corners are a little rough, and the color is lighter than the stair handrail. It proves that the paint film is uneven and the color is not full enough.

3. Texture. Method: Compare the light to see whether there is orange peel on the surface of the painted staircase handrail.

Contrast: a. Baking paint: the surface of the stair handrail is smooth, without lines and orange peel.

b. Spray paint: the surface of the stair handrail has lines, which is not smooth and has orange peel.

The method is as follows: 1. The first change is the first, touch it with your hands. The veneer feels fluffy and the paint has a strong wood feel.

2. Look at the edge of the hinge. Veneers and spray paints at a glance.

3. Finally, you can pick at the bottom of the door, and of course you can't be too hard!