Why Does Caliper Painting Take 3 Days?

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Caliper painting requires a period of time to dry and adapt after the process. The differences between caliper spray painting and baking painting: 1. Different processes: Baking painting involves applying three layers of primer and four layers of topcoat on the base material. Each layer is sent into a dust-free, constant-temperature baking room for drying. Spray painting involves applying putty on the base material and then spraying paint over it, allowing it to air dry naturally. 2. Differences in the paint film: Baking painting results in smooth edges and uniform color, indicating an even paint film and full color saturation. Spray painting results in rough edges and a lighter color compared to the door panel, indicating an uneven paint film and less saturated color. 3. Differences in texture: The surface of a baked-painted door panel is smooth, without texture or orange peel effect. The surface of a spray-painted door panel has texture, is not smooth, and exhibits an orange peel effect.