Spray painting is painting using a device that sprays the paint.
There are several different technologies for doing this.
Canned spray paint: This is the most common in the consumer market is an aerosol can of spray paint.
Semi-professional spraypainting: there are a variety of hand-held paint sprayers that either combine the paint with air, or convert the paint to tiny droplets and accelerate these out a nozzle. Commercial examples of this include the popular product the Wagner PowerPainter(tm).
Professional spraypainting: Automobile body shops use air compressors and specialized equipment to spray paint onto a car body. This can be expensive, with a high-quality car paint job costing from $2000 to $5000. The high cost is due to the high quality paints, the laborious nature of surface preparations, and the cost of the equipment to do this task.
Although brushing and rolling are the most efficient methods of transferring paint from the container to the surface, spraypainting is the most cost efficient method of applying paint.
For larger production, the paint may be placed in a separate closed container which is connected to a pressure source with one hose and to the spray gun with another hose.
The paint is attracted to the grounded object and will actually turn in the air and collect (also known as wrap) onto the surfaces of the work farthest away from the spray gun.
Spraypainting is painting using a device that sprays the paint.
Canned spraypaint: The most common type in the consumer market is an aerosol can of spraypaint.
Semi-professional spraypainting: there are a variety of hand-held paint sprayers that either combine the paint with air, or convert the paint to tiny droplets and accelerate these out a nozzle.
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