Paint which during application will stick to adjacent panels not being painted. Chemical reaction between oxygen and another substance, causing paint film curing, paint film failure or metal rusting. A triatomic very reactive form of oxygen that is a bluish, irritating gas of pungent odor. Formed naturally in the atmosphere by a photochemical reaction and is a major air pollutant in the lower atmosphere but a beneficial component of the upper atmosphere. The dropping or settling of the solids in a reduced or unreduced paint to the bottom of paint gun or can.
Painter can control range of reduction, air pressure, speed of travel, flash time, etc.
Refinishing of a complete panel. Loss of adhesion between one coat of paint to succeeding coats or coatings. Organic solvents that react with ultra violet light to form oxidants such as ozone and smog. An insoluble finely ground powder, either natural, synthetic, inorganic or organic. It provides color, hardness, durability, hiding and corrosion resistance to paint.