Let's look at the ideal spray distance when using spray paint

When it comes to motor modifications, Ditoners' minds cannot be separated from the repainting or repainting method. Many techniques are carried out, adjusting to technological developments and trends that are currently busy among motorcycle modifiers. The purpose of the repaint coating method is not only to beautify the body of the motorcycle, but also to treat and provide protection so that the surface becomes more durable and does not fade easily.

One of the most popular repainting techniques is the spray paint technique. Workshops that deal specifically with repainting motorbike bodies usually use a tool in the form of a spray gun so that the final result of the coloring is neat and thorough.

Since it was first popularized, spray paint in aerosol cans has become an amazing invention that makes it easier for users to paint more efficiently and effectively.

Although spray painting looks easy and can be done by anyone, it takes skill in mastering the right technique to create classy and beautiful pigmentation results. For use, before being applied, the spray paint can must be shaken repeatedly so that the color that is sprayed looks thick and thorough on all surfaces of the object.

Spray paint is used to coat the motorcycle parts that are already dull, renew and add aesthetic value to your favorite motorcycle. Diton Premium as a quality spray paint product can meet these criteria so that bikers don't have to bother with repainting because it can be done by themselves using the mainstay collections from Diton Premium.

Precise and calculating technique

Using spray paint can not be done carelessly. The speed and distance of spraying affect the final result in the repainting technique. If the paint is sprayed too slowly, the paint will run off on the object, while if it is too fast, the painting results will be uneven and tend to be untidy.

Likewise with the distance required. In order for the color burst to reach its optimal point and cover the object perfectly, ideally there should be a distance of about 15 - 20 cm between the nozzle of the spray paint can and the object to be repainted, depending on the type of object material. If the spray paint is applied too close to the object, the resulting color will become thick and may melt.

Do the spray technique in the opposite direction so that there is no buildup of paint that overlaps each other and causes the color to become uneven.

The application of the spray technique does require a high degree of patience and precision in order to produce a glossy and not cracked color. It is not uncommon to find failures such as melted and wet paint, or even textured like orange peel due to technical errors during the manufacturing process.

Conclusion

To get a glossy and pigmented result, it takes speed and accuracy of distance while spraying color on the object to be coated.

Diton Premium as a special spray paint for mainstay motorcycles formulated with various uses as needed can be the right choice to modify the appearance of your favorite motorcycle to make it look stylish and charming. Having advantages such as being resistant to gasoline, anti-cracking, and not easy to peel, Diton Premium must be included in the top list for motorcycle modification and decoration matters.

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