Alienator
129 posts
Jul 01, 2009
8:50 PM
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any ideas on preventing the dreaded overspray? often times my details get lost in overspray and lose that crisp look that Im wanting.
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BRANDON
Member
3318 posts
Jul 01, 2009
11:59 PM
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hold you can closer to your painting and as you spray and move the can really fast so the layer of paint stays thin.
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ethanplease
567 posts
Jul 03, 2009
4:32 PM
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Also, don't angle it too much, aim it directly where you want it to go
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Alienator
170 posts
Jul 11, 2009
10:38 PM
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thanks guys these tips helped me tremendously.
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buda
2 posts
Jul 24, 2009
2:53 PM
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jeah i tryed that, but then it happens, that its a big lake of paint . and if i try to go quick, i lose control ^-^
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iaminpink
1 post
Sep 28, 2009
10:59 PM
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Thank you! That was the answer I needed also. I always seemed to lose that crisp look with over spray. Thanks again.
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MattyDrac
44 posts
Mar 29, 2011
1:25 AM
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I tried changing caps to a skinny cap, that gives you a smaller spray area and reduces overspray. check the that the cap nozzle is free of paint build up. Hope this helps?
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