How to Spray Latex Paint?

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Spraying latex paint on furniture is a supremely economical way to provide the furniture a new look. Recently, I was planning to replace my dining table and get a new one. However, I was shocked by the cost of furniture. Hence, I decided to spray paint the existing one and give it a new look.

Spray painting may be the ideal option since it gets into nooks and corners, produces a consistent and even coat and applies a wetter coat that ensures greater adhesion. Aerosol spray cans are easily accessible tiny latex paint containers that are perfect for little goods and flat surfaces.

How to spray latex paint:

Sand, vacuum, and tacking, often known as SVT, is the initial step.

• Sand: 

First, sand areas where the present finish is flaking or peeling off to remove any loose finish from the object. The furniture should next be lightly scuffed and sanded so that the fresh primer will stick.

• Vacuum: 

To remove dust, use a shop vac with a brush attachment.

• Tack: 

Use a moist microfiber cloth to wipe away any remaining dust.

• Aerosol spray paint is widely accessible, affordable, and simple to use—a minimal investment for a good outcome.

• Spray the piece with the bonding primer once your workspace and furniture have been cleaned and prepared. Spray the bottom of the furniture after tipping it over.

• If you start and suddenly stop spraying in the middle of the furniture, you risk leaving lap stains and drips. Every pass should overlap by 30% to 50%.

• SVT only if the furniture is rough after the primer has dried; otherwise, begin the enamelling process. For a rich, even finish, apply two coats.

Use a professional sprayer if you want a finish that looks professional. HVLP and Airless pro sprayers are the two primary varieties.

produce air pressure using a turbine. In a cup gun, paint is loaded, and as air passes by, it picks up paint and exhales it through the nozzle. HVLP sprayers are delicate, precise devices that require some practice to master.

are the alternative. They pressurise the paint without using any air, passing it via a hose and tip designed to atomize the coating. Compared to HVLP sprayers, airless sprayers can cover a larger area and apply more paint. You can spray out of a five-gallon bucket if you'd like because the capacity is significantly larger.

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spraying latex paint on furniture. I hope this helps:)

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