Causes | Solutions |
Incorrect spray gun nozzle (caliber) or spray air pressure. | Select the nozzle of the appropriate caliber, adjust the appropriate air pressure, spraying distance, oil output and spraying speed according to the paint requirements. |
The paint film is too thick. | Reduce the oil output of the spray gun, speed up the spraying speed, and reduce the times of spraying. |
Paint viscosity is too high. | Reasonably adjust the amount of diluent added. |
Use hardener or thinner that dries too fast. | Use proper hardener and thinner. |
Before heating and drying, the stading time is not enough or the airflow in the paint booth is not enough. | Give enough standing time and regularly check the air pressure and humidity in the barn. |
Baking temperature is too high and heating up too fast | Give enough standing time and adjust the baking temperature and heating rate. |
Uneven mixing causes air inside the paint. | Stir thoroughly. After mixing, let it stand for a while before spraying. |