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Anonymous users2024-01-24The particles of sprayed furniture paint are mainly as follows: (1) the paint contains impurities (2) the surface of the coated object is not cleaned (3) the spraying speed is too fast (4) the spray gun is too large.
The above reasons are the reasons for the appearance of particles when spraying furniture paint, and the specific reasons should be determined according to the actual situation of the operator.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The paint is not filtered clean, or the air pump contains moisture.
Keep ventilation or add a fan to remove the paint mist to ensure that there is no paint mist in the room.
Use 600 sand sand to make a topcoat again, and the spray gun should first remove the air impurities inside before spraying the furniture.
Add an appropriate amount of whitening water to the paint in the final process. (Slow drying water) can remove fogging, and can reduce the impact of flying paint on the surroundings. The most important thing is that it needs to be ventilated. Reduces the residence time of paint mist in the air.
If there is water mixed in the topcoat, check the air compressor or air pump to drain the water clean.
If it is a color paint, it can only be protected by stickers before spraying, and if it is a transparent paint, if there is a certain amount of flying mist sprayed after spraying, you can use water sandpaper to polish it moderately before packaging (after the paint is dry).