How To Avoid Dry Spray: Easy
Checklist For Auto Body Collision
Repair Pros
Dry spray, a frequent problem for collision repair
professionals, presents itself as a rough, textured surface
typically confined to a small area.
The main cause is
the paint's inability to
flow properly.
This affects the looks of
the paint job and can
lead to further paint
damage if not rectified
promptly.
The new checklist by The
Autobody Source
provides a step-by-step
approach to identify and
address this issue.
For starters, it's important to
determine if the defect is present
across the entire unit or
localized to a specific area, and
if there are potential patterns.
The defect may not be limited to just one color, so
make sure you check if multiple shades are
affected.
Additional steps to take include: • verifying the proper film build, • ensuring
the air pressure isn't excessive, • checking the reducing solvent and spray
viscosity.
Go to https://autobodysource.com/tips-for-
avoiding-dry-spray to learn more!