Regardless of the industrial spray-painting system that’s used, the surface must be properly prepared prior to spraying.
Preparing the surface can involve cleaning and degreasing, sanding, removal of loose and delaminating material, masking and sheeting any areas that are not to be painted.
Any surface to be painted must always be properly prepared.
Once prepared and ready to receive the paint here are the benefits of spray painting:
The Magic of Spraying!
We are very lucky and grateful to have an experienced decoration team specializing in many forms of paint applications here at TSB.
Having been approached by the client to offer a cost-effective solution to improving the aesthetic of the existing inherited passenger lift doors, we knew exactly what to do.
Having in-house, vastly experienced decorators who have worked across many industries, including automotive spraying, we were confident that the end product would be ideal for the brief.
Carrying out works in a 24-hour functioning building over weekends would be challenging but we were prepared for the task in front of us.
What is Airless spraying and why was it the best method?
In airless spray, the fast moving, high-pressure liquid stream provides the energy necessary to overcome the fluid’s viscosity and surface tension to form a fine spray. A simple, everyday example of an airless spray system is a bathroom shower.
In an airless system, fluid is pumped under high pressure through a spray tip; the tip size and pressure determine the material flow rate. The tip also creates the fan pattern. Airless contrasts with air spray systems, which inject compressed air into the fluid stream of a fluid such as paint to achieve decomposition.
Airless sprayers provide an easy and economical way to apply coatings no matter the amount of solids present.
Professional painting contractors prefer to use airless sprayers for these key reasons;
♦ Quality: Better, longer lasting finish
♦ Efficiency: Speed, Flexibility
♦ Range of Applications
♦ Controlled atomization
♦ Less waste