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	ICS on Spray Painting
		Although brushing and rolling are the most efficient methods of transferring paint from the container to the surface, spray painting 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.
	www.allprocorp.com /ics/documents/SprayPainting.htm (1055 words)

	Spray painting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Spray painting is painting using a device that sprays the paint.
		Canned spray paint: The most common type 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.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Spray_painting (243 words)

	Conventional spray painting, atomised coatings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Spray plants are now produced in various sizes, ranging from the small portable plant, which can be easily carried about from job to job, to the big plant, mounted on a truck, from which a battery of spray guns may be operated.
		Spray plant consists of a number of units, among the most important of which is the compressor, the function of which is to supply an adequate volume of air at the right pressure.
		Spray guns vary in design according to their make, but if the diagram on page 6x of a sectional view of a spray gun is studied, it should not be difficult to understand the principles upon which the gun works.
	www.bozzle.com /pd_Sprayingconv.html (8957 words)

	Basics of Spray Painting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		For a conventional spray gun, the required fluid pressure in the paint pot is based on delivering a certain amount of paint through the hoses to the paint gun tip.
		Assuming that several paints are intended for the same end use, it is important to consider overall theoretical coverage and solvent content in addition to cost per gallon and performance.
		Transfer efficiency is compromised because the spray gun is never at the correct distance from the surface or may be held at an angle to reach a surface.
	www.p2pays.org /ref/09/08058.htm (2637 words)

	National Guidance Material for Spray Painting - Executive Summary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Spray painting is also used in the furniture industry and in the painting of ships, aircraft, buildings, structures and machinery.
		The purpose of this National Guidance Material for Spray Painting is to enable a consistent approach to controlling the risks from spray painting.
		This publication applies to all industries where spray painting is carried out, and can be used as a basis for guidance in particular sectors of industry, such as vehicle manufacturers, panel beating shops and furniture manufacturers.
	www.nohsc.gov.au /ohslegalobligations/nationalstandards/spraypainting (924 words)

	Painting
		Paint on steel bridge is applied in a series of coats ranging from 1 to 6 mils.
		For the steel bridge painting operations, processplanning is the function that establishes what parameters are used to paint a piece ofsteel bridge surface and to achieve the specified quality (thickness and appearance).
		The spray guntip is chosen based on the viscosity of the paint which is a measure of the paint's abilityto flow.
	www2.ncsu.edu /CIL/CARL/Research/Bridge/painting/paint.html (1954 words)

	Spray Painting and Coating Waste Reduction Alternatives - MnTAP
		A disadvantage to conventional spray is that a high degree of atomization is accompanied by a very fine spray that is highly susceptible to overspray.
		Paint is pumped at high pressure through a small opening at the spray tip to achieve atomization.
		As paint is sprayed the electrical charge draws it to the part, which results in higher transfer efficiency.
	www.mntap.umn.edu /paint/85-Alternatives.htm (3047 words)

	Spray painting
		Spray painting is used in a variety of industries and by a variety of workers.
		Spray painting is associated with a number of health and safety concerns, so employers and self employed people who conduct this activity must manage the risks in their workplaces.
		In order to understand the workplace health and safety requirements for spray painting, and your obligations under the law you must consider and understand relevant legislation and codes of practice.
	www.dir.qld.gov.au /workplace/subjects/spraypaint (244 words)

	Greater Wellington - Spray painting
		Spray painting includes the spray application of paint, paint solvents, varnish, lacquer, dyes, metal oxides, adhesive coatings, elastomer coatings, stains and polishes.
		Spray painting can result in problems of over-spray, dust, and solvent fumes having adverse effects on the environment.
		Spray painting is controlled by regional rules in the Regional Air Quality Management Plan.
	www.gw.govt.nz /story2188.cfm (127 words)

	EPA \| Spray painting and surface coating
		Spraying with solvent-based coating should be done at premises at least 100 m away from sensitive receptors (such as private homes, schools, kindergartens and hospitals) and should be located in a special trades or general zone.
		The stack height for intermittent, light, or electrostatic spray painting should be at least 3 m higher than the roof ridge of the highest structure within 30 m of the stack.
		Emissions at spray painting and surface coating premises present a threat to workers, neighbours and the environment.
	www.epa.nsw.gov.au /mao/spraypaintingsurfacecoating.htm (2375 words)

	Spray painting tips tutorials and how to part 1
		Spray painting offers maximum transfer of paint in the shortest amount of time and in a consistently uniform manner.
		Spray painting is an absolute life saver when it comes to painting some of the more difficult areas of your home.
		The biggest advantage to airless spraying is that since no air is used to force the paint out, there is very little overspray and the air in the room is not filled with paint laden mist.
	alsnetbiz.com /homeimprovement/spraypainting.html (635 words)

	Spray Painting
		The trick to spray painting is thin coats of paint and keeping the spray paint nozzle moving.
		Spray paint is often thinner than the regular paint you have used in the past, and it will sag and run if applied too heavily.
		Spray paint often dries quickly, and it is often possible to apply a second coat within minutes of the first coat depending on drying conditions.
	www.askthebuilder.com /660_Spray_Painting.shtml (896 words)

	A Control Matrix for Spray Painting at Autobody Repair Shops
		When autobody painting is done in crossdraft or semi-downdraft spray painting booths, the workers should use respirators with an assigned protection factor of 25 or greater.
		As spray painting gun efficiency increases, the painter uses less paint and there is a more than proportionate decrease in worker exposure to particulate overspray.
		In the paint mixture sprayed on the car, the hardener and polyol are mixed together in a ratio of one to at least two.
	www.osha.gov /SLTC/autobody/docs/nioshctm/nioshctm.html (3792 words)

	Spray Painting Safety
		Spray painting is a common and effective way to protect and beautify parts, products, vehicles, and buildings.
		As proper ventilation is important when working with paint coatings, a spray booth is an excellent way to remove spray paint vapors and debris from a worker’s breathing zone.
		And to prevent sparking a flammable substance, smoking and other sources of flame near spray painting operations should be prohibited and tools should be properly rated and grounded for work in a spray painting area.
	www.scif.com /safety/safetymeeting/Article.asp?ArticleID=110 (1136 words)

	SignWeb \| Spray-Painting Primer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Spray booths with downdraft ventilation are most effective in reducing concentrations of paint overspray.
		The optimum distance to hold a conventional spray gun from the target surface is approximately 8 to 12 inches.
		The paint reservoir's small size dictates that HVLP gravity guns are primarily suitable for smaller jobs such as sign-painting projects.
	www.signweb.com /fabrication/cont/spray990517.html (1898 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Spray Painting A SAFETY TALK FOR DISCUSSION LEADERS This safety talk is designed for discussion leaders to use in preparing safety meetings.
		Spray Painting We know that spray painting is done at a specially constructed and ventilated booth or in the open using a hand spray gun.
		Spray booths must be exhausted so that fresh air moves from the worker to the exhaust outlet in a manner that avoids harmful concentrations of particles or toxic or harmful fumes or vapors.
	www.saftek.com /train/SPRAY_PA.TXT (603 words)

	How to Keep Busy during Deployments - Spray Painting Countertops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		You can use almost any spray paint, but be sure it does not have a high gloss finish.
		If left by itself, the spray paint will come off of the countertops when water is left to sit on it.
		This is why you should add a coat or two of clear polyurethane over the spray paint.
	whileyouweredeployed.com /busy_spray_painting_countertops.php?osCsid=296d9c47a56605c6bda08e7309f42e72 (451 words)

	Spray Can Painting
		Spray cans are paint diluted to a sprayable consistency in a can with a pressurized propellant, usually an inert gas of some sort.
		Wait until the paint is dry to a gentle touch and then carefully and slowly remove the masking.
		These paints are applied as regular spray paints except you should spray them on just until the surface looks wet.
	www.ipmsusa.org /Reviews/How_To/Can_Painting/Can_Painting.htm (2117 words)

	Safety and Health Topics: Spray Operations
		Spray operations are addressed in specific standards for the general industry, shipyard employment, marine terminals, longshoring, and the construction industry.
		Section 5(a)(1) of the OSH Act, often referred to as the General Duty Clause, requires employers to "furnish to each of his employees employment and a place of employment which are free from recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to his employees".
		A paint spray enclosure is considered a confined space if an employee has to crawl to gain access to the workstation.
	www.osha.gov /SLTC/sprayoperations/standards.html (659 words)

	Cosmos Lac, Athens, Greece - Industry / Manufacturer / Exporter
		If you do not use spray cans on a regular basis we advise you to test the paint itself on some carton boxes or other object of less value.
		Paint up and down the object first and then from left to right.
		Keep the object you wish to paint at 25 cm distance from the spray can and paint the object.
	www.cosmoslac.com /eng/painting.asp (305 words)

	Spray Painting
		I also cover the end of the airbrush where the spray comes out with a sponge in a deep plastic container of hot water and let the water rinse backwards out of the airbrush so it bubbles out of the tube where the paint bottle usually attaches.
		I like this system because you can adjust the volume and range of spray with one hand as you are holding and working with the airbrush in applying the colour to the subject in the other hand -- a wider spray for larger "base coats" down to a very fine line of spray for details.
		When I spray seal carved eggs that cannot be done this way because of openings cut into the top, I simply lace a bit of fishing line through the egg, tying it in a loop.
	members.tripod.com /~LuJS/SprayPaint.html (1247 words)

	Spray Painting
		The paints and such I used are not considered top of the line, but I saw as the easiest and most cost-effective way to get a good-looking Rover for a good price.
		The paint was a 3-part system, requiring the paint itself, reducer dependent on the temperature you'll be spraying in, and hardener for best gloss and abrasion resistance.
		After painting was completed (give it a half-hour or so to let the paint surface harden) remove the making tape on the adjacent areas to avoid it ruining your paint job by peeling up the surface coat.
	www.csse.monash.edu.au /~lloyd/tildeLand-Rover/Body/paint.spray.html (1817 words)

	Spray Painting: GT Motors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		GT Motors (GTM) is a small panel beating and spray painting workshop established in 1964, with a current of workforce of four.
		Conventional spray painting equipment is characterized by the high wastage of paint and solvents in the spraying process.
		A conventional air-atomised spray gun would typically transfer 30-48% of the paint to the workpiece with the balance wasted as overspray.
	www.environmental-expert.com /articles/article748/article748.htm (605 words)

	Spray painting insulating house paints
		Spray painting with Hy-Tech insulating paints or your own paint using the Hy-Tech insulating ceramic additive is basically the same as we discussed in spraying techniques Part 1 and Part 2
		I recommend when spraying the attic radiant barrier that you apply two light coats, one in one direction and follow up with a crossing coat in the other direction.
		Everything is the same as spraying conventional paint with the exception of removing the filters and thinning the paint due to the fact that adding ceramics does thicken the paint some.
	alsnetbiz.com /homeimprovement/spraypainting3.html (412 words)

	Spray Painting, Body Paint, Truck Painting - 4 Wheel and Offroad Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Back in the day, automotive spray paint was thought of as something only hack-jobbers would use on their Sanford & Son trucks.
		Our paint project ’85 Toyota had all the blisters, orange peel, and rust holes that we needed to practice our newly learned paint skills on and to prove that you don’t need to go to a paint shop for a quality paint job.
		Paint slippage forces the paint to form beads or droplets.
	www.4wheeloffroad.com /techarticles/spray_painting_an_off_road_truck (1263 words)

	Painting 2000: Industrial Spray Painting Application Processes
		Paint is forced through a very small orifice using high hydraulic pressure.
		One of the biggest problems with this system is that the nozzles tend to wear out faster, creating tails in the pattern; and the very high pressure (1000 psi) in the hydraulic hoses restricts the ease of movement of the hand gun.
		The charged atomized paint particles are then attracted to the parts which are grounded by a conveyor.
	www.energy.iastate.edu /efficiency/industrial/p2k/p2k-ref_ispap.html (966 words)

	Krylon Successful Spray Painting Techniques
		Once you’ve tried Krylon’s spray paints and finishes, you’ll be amazed at how easy they are to use and the professional results you can achieve.
		Spray 10" — 12" (refer to directions) from project, starting off your project, then spraying across your project in a sweeping motion, maintaining a constant distance from the item being painted.
		When painting larger projects that you need to turn, create your own "turntable" by wrapping a large piece of cardboard with aluminum foil to make a nonstick, moveable surface.
	www.michaels.com /art/online/displayArticle?articleNum=ae0089&channelid=2 (939 words)

	Spray Painting Movies
		Using wide spraying spray tips for the first time, Brandon McConnell tries to see how fast he can make a painting with spray paint.
		I Just watched him make this amazing painting, and I still wouldn't be able to do this.This is spray paint art at its finest.
		Watch as this painting is being created in fast motion using ordinary spray paint.
	www.metacafe.com /tags/spray_painting (284 words)

	Electrostatic Painting
		Electrostatic painting, also known as "powder coating," uses the principal of "opposites attract" to create a uniform and durable finish on metal and some plastics without the sags, runs, drips and bubbles which can occur with traditional liquid paints.
		Dry powder comprised of resins and pigments is pneumatically fed from a supply reservoir to a spray gun where a low amperage, high voltage charge is imparted to the powder.
		When sprayed, the charged powder articles are firmly attracted to the grounded part's surface and held there until melted and fused into a smooth coating in the curing ovens.
	www.servicemagic.com /article.show.Electrostatic-Painting.9343.html (372 words)

	Spray Painting
		This is often difficult to find in a spray primer as they generally are not intended to be sanded, merely sprayed on then sprayed over with a finish.
		This assumes that the part you are painting is jigged and ready to go, you have adequate protection for overspray, you have a light handy to sidelight your work and you have a place to put the part once painted.
		Spray the area between the fins, rotating the airframe, pointing the nozzle away from the finished fins and towards the nose cone end of the rocket.
	www.info-central.org /finishing_spraycan.shtml (2368 words)

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