Iron oxide red is a commonly used chemical pigment that people often use to paint walls. But later on, some people reported experiencing orange peel phenomenon after use. This situation not only affects the overall aesthetics, but also impacts the quality of its later use. Here, let's learn how to solve the orange peel phenomenon in practical use.
The main reason for the phenomenon of iron oxide red orange peel is that the solvent evaporates too quickly, forming vortices that dry before leveling the surface. Or the improper use of the spray gun may cause uneven pressure in the air pump, leaving no time for airflow to form when the temperature is high. We can solve it through the following methods:
(1) The diluent formula can be improved.
(2) Do not spray under direct sunlight.
(3) Improve spraying equipment, control spraying pressure, and master spraying distance.
If the orange peel phenomenon is not very serious when using iron oxide red products, local sandpaper can be used for polishing, and then touch up paint can be done by spraying. If you encounter any problems while using iron oxide red, you can continue to follow us.