What causes the silver paint to dull? The arrangement of aluminum pieces and the substrate.
I want to achieve a shine like silver foil, but it ends up looking dull and grayish. This explains how the arrangement of aluminum pieces and the conditions of the base determine the shine of silver paint.
I want to achieve a shine like silver foil, but the finish looks grayish. Don't you feel like it doesn't shine even when you change the angle of view? 【First, look here】 □ The brightness is the same from the front and at an angle → The aluminum particles in the coating are not arranged flat. □ The surface is rough, and the light is blurred → The spray was too far, and dry particles are sitting on top. □ Some areas look dark → In places where it was applied too thickly, the aluminum particles have sunk. 【Why does this happen?】 The silver shine is created when fine aluminum particles in the coating are arranged flat, reflecting light like a mirror. If the spray distance or the amount applied is not right, the aluminum particles can stand up or sink, making it look dull. 【Countermeasures you can take starting today】 1. Determine the spray distance and gun speed using a test panel. 2. Apply thin layers instead of a thick coat at once. 3. Compare the shine samples from the front and at an angle in two directions. 【Free materials】 We have compiled painting menus that include silver and metallic options in the related catalog "What Eiwa Can Do for Metal Coating." You can download it for free from this page.
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