Wet Spray or Fog Spray for White Pearl Paint?

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White pearl paint involves a three-step process. The first step is to spray a solid base coat, which is the pre-mixed white paint, with a slightly higher proportion of thinner than usual. It's best to spray it smoothly and brightly, avoiding a foggy spray, to ensure the white pearl coat looks good afterward. Wait for the first coat to dry completely before applying the second coat, which is the pearl layer. The ratio for the pearl mixture is 100 parts pearl to 150 parts thinner. The spray gun must be thoroughly cleaned after spraying the white paint: For the white pearl, spray three coats from a greater distance, sprinkling it lightly three times without pressing down. Pressing down while spraying will make the pearl look unattractive and may cause the color to turn yellow. If the first white coat is sprayed too thickly, the particles won't be visible: The final step is the clear coat, which is no different from other paints. If you feel there's too little pearl or the pearls aren't as large as the original car's, you can add a drop into the clear coat, but not too much, as the particles become very noticeable in the clear coat.