How does spray paint work on a car?

Answer 1

Spray paint is facilitated by passing paint through a nozzle that will break up the paint into particles that can be sprayed onto the surface being painted.

The paint is pushed to the nozzle by either hydraulic pressure or by air pressure depending on viscosity. On a hydraulic, or airless sprayer, the fan is formed by the tip itself with a tip only allowing a single fan width and volume. Air spray guns have adjustments to allow for more or less material volume and varying spray widths without having to change out parts of the gun.

Pertaining to static electricity: Spray paint works through a process called electrostatic spray painting. The nozzle of the container is negatively charged, and the target is positively charged. Therefore, when the paint is sprayed out through the nozzle, it becomes negatively charged, and is attracted to the positive target, resulting in a paint job that saves paint, gives a smooth surface, and speeds drying.

Answer 2

no...
The paint gets an electrical charge and then the charged paint particles are attracted

to the car, or whatever is being painted, just like a charged balloon sticks to a wall. Once the paint dries, it sticks much better to the surface and creates a smooth layer.
Search "paint spraying - static electricity or " and the answer is on this very website

Answer 3

yes, of course. you can check "ttlifespraygun" website, there are many types of spray gun that you can choose. i think all spray guns on that website could be used for car.

Answer 4

Yes, but it will never look as good as a professional job.

Answer 5

Camouflage spray paint comes in a variety of different colors. You simply get a bunch of different colors that you would like to use and spray them in random patterns.

Answer 6

Yes,you can. I've seen it done by 'spray bombs' and wasn't impressed. It's better to get a small cheap spray gun and use a compressor.

Answer 7

like normal paint