What is Wet Spray Painting?
Wet spray painting is a process that involves blending and applying liquid paint onto a surface through an air cannon or a specialized machine. This method creates a protective layer on the targeted surface by delivering paint particles. It can be done manually, automatically, or robotically.
Before starting the process, the surface to be painted must be thoroughly cleaned and prepared. It is a quick and efficient way to achieve a uniform and high-quality finish on almost any surface. A fine mist of paint is sprayed over the surface, which is allowed to dry after application.
Benefits of Wet Spray Painting
- Protection
Paint protects the aluminum substrate from harsh environments and most importantly it is corrosion-resistant. - Applicable on a wide range of surface materials
Wet spray painting can be utilized on a broad range of materials, including ferrous and nonferrous metals, as well as plastic and wooden components. - Drying at high temperatures is not required
It is a method that may be used on items that cannot be heated for powder coating. Therefore, it is particularly suitable for non-heated applications because wet spray painting allows you to air-dry or bake the finished object. - Ideal textured appearance
Textured specialty effects are possible. It allows you to produce a variety of gloss levels and textures, resulting in a consistent, comprehensive, high-quality finish over the surface area.
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