What is the proper air pressure for painting?
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Painting normally requires an air pressure of 0.3~0.6Mpa. Painting: Paint is a type of synthetic lacquer made from nitrocellulose, resins, pigments, solvents, etc. It is typically applied evenly onto surfaces using a spray gun, offering water resistance, oil resistance, and quick drying. It is used for painting cars, airplanes, wooden objects, leather, etc. This substance is toxic and can have certain effects on the body. The toxicity varies depending on the brand due to differences in ingredient composition. Special care should be taken during use to avoid inhalation and skin contact. Air pressure spraying method: Air pressure spraying is a type of spraying technique. It involves atomizing the paint with compressed air and spraying it onto the surface of the substrate (plastic or other materials) through a nozzle. This method is suitable for coating porous materials and substrates that should not be saturated. Air pressure spraying is further divided into suction-type spraying and pressurized air spraying.