And you also want to take all corners and edges early, so that you do not have to find a way to paint them with a hard to achieve move of the gun from one open surface area to another one.
On a door or cabinet side, you will have an edge which most likely is quite narrow compared to the door or cabinet side itself. The most common exception to the large open area is an edge.You need to make adjustments of the flow when the material to be painted is narrow, or if it contains a shape which will block or deviate the air flow: Situations where adjustments are needed to match the shape of the material But even if the mentioned ideal situation is what you should strive for (more or less paint your work before you assemble it), reality sometimes is that this can not be done. If all surfaces you where to paint where large open surfaces where you could easily move the gun, and where neither air flow or paint flow would hit adjacent corners, your setting was done. A fan shape that indicates no problem with settings or with spray gun/needle/nozzle in terms of dirt or clogging.A suitable maximum paint fan with, allowing you to work on open surfaces with a suitable spraying speed and covered area.A suitable maximum paint flow, allowing you to work on open surfaces with a suitable spraying speed.A suitable needle size, fitting the paint.This description starts after you have made and found the initial settings that work for your spray gun, as described in Adjusting the paint and air flow through the spray gun and the pressure cup.
#FINETUNE AIRBRUSH HOW TO#
In depth description of how to fine tune the spray gun settings
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