Is the paint spraying process noisy?
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Paint spraying itself is not very noisy. The primary noise comes from the air compressor (also known as the air pump), which produces sound similar to a small diesel generator. Paint spraying method: First is the paint mixing process, where color matching must be carefully checked. Protective measures are crucial - any areas not being painted must be covered with newspaper or other masking materials. During spraying, attention should be paid to the spray gun pressure and working environment. Finally comes the baking time. Complete painting sequence: The standard painting procedure typically involves: 1) Metalwork (hammering and leveling the metal body), 2) Sanding down the original paint and base layers on the target area to create a surface two paint layers lower than standard, 3) Applying filler putty (spreading body filler into depressions and leveling to create a primer base), 4) Paint mixing and spraying, 5) Baking in the paint booth, followed by 6) Air drying for about ten hours until completion.