CAR CELLULOSE SPRAY GUN

Applying cellulose paint requires the right spray technique and carefully selected equipment. The optimal spray pressure typically lies between 2 and 2.5 bar, depending on the spray gun model and paint viscosity. Too little pressure can lead to uneven coverage, while too much causes overspray and material loss. In a professional car spray booth, working with a car cellulose spray gun ensures the ideal environment for fast and clean application. Since cellulose paint dries quickly but is less scratch-resistant than modern car coatings, it calls for precise handling and often a finishing layer. Distributors supporting spray shops with HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure) systems offer clients great transfer efficiency and minimal overspray, perfect for cellulose applications. Alternatively, LVLP systems offer benefits where lower air consumption is important, such as in smaller workshops or where compressor capacity is limited. Supporting your clients with the right accessories is just as important. Accurate mixing using car paint mixing cups ensures the correct ratio of paint, hardener and thinner, while car paint gravity cups provide a smooth, controlled flow of paint throughout the spray process. When used correctly, these components help your customers avoid common mistakes and achieve a consistently high-quality finish.