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#301 - June 2007 A perfect paint job — that’s what you expect when using a High Volume, Low Pressure (HVLP) sprayer. But getting perfect results isn’t as simple as dumping paint into the sprayer and pulling the trigger. This is especially true if you’re using latex paint. These heavy-bodied paints are formulated for brushing or rolling. Making them “sprayable” requires two steps: thinning then conditioning. |
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