Causes | Solutions |
There is too much dust or impurities in the spraying environment. | Control the cleanliness of the construction environment. |
The sprayed surface has not been thoroughly dust-removed and cleaned. | Thoroughly clean the coated objects. |
The paint is contaminated or the paint itself is not fine enough, contains impurities, and has not been filtered before construction. | Ensure that all materials are clean. Material container should be sealed and filtered before using paint. |
Uneven mixing and insufficient mixing. | Stir thoroughly. |
The spray is too thin, resulting in no leveling room. | Increase the oil output of the spray gun. Slow down the gun speed and increase the number of spraying. |
The thinner does not match and does not dissolve the paint. | Choose a right diluent. |
The paint has poor compatibility with the dye, and the dye is separated | Choose matching dye. |
The spraying is not standardized, and the spraying posture is curved or inclined. The oil output of the spray gun is too small. The air pressure is too low, and the paint atomization is not good. | Choose a nozzle with a suitable caliber, and adjust the appropriate air pressure, spraying distance, oil output and spraying speed according to the paint requirements. |