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  What to use, how to breed? I want to carry out any finishing work as soon as possible so that the car or the room gets an attractive appearance, and it can be used for its intended purpose. That is why today less and less home craftsmen take up brushes and rollers, and prefer painting from a spray gun. This technology allows you to get a perfectly smooth and smooth coating in a matter of minutes, and at the same time spend a minimum of effort. But in order for the result to meet expectations, you will have to follow certain rules. For example, it is correct to determine which paint is suitable for a spray gun in your case, and how to properly dilute it. This is what you will learn from this article. Why is it necessary to properly dilute the paint?  Everyone who wants to use this tool during finishing works should know how to dilute paint for a spray gun.  It is necessary to find out all the information and use it correctly for the following reasons:  Too viscous, thick

    The essentials in brief Paint spray guns are tools that are used to apply dispersion's. A paint spray gun works with a pressure difference through which the liquid paint is atomized and brought in small droplets onto the surface of the new material to be painted. Due to the mechanics of the process, an even application of paint is possible in many cases, which would be particularly difficult on rougher surfaces.  Who does not know this - the sun is shining, the garden calls for affection, in spring you feel like being outdoors again - straightening beds, weeding, cutting hedges, mowing the lawn, sowing berries, vegetables and herbs. The heart rejoices, you are already happy about the jealous comments from colleagues when you come back to the office after a fermented weekend with a sun-tanned face and faded hair.  But the shock is deep when you want to get your gardening tools out of hibernation: the wooden shed has not survived the winter, the wetness and the temper

  What are metallurgical processes?  Metal welding has long been used in industry, and the most popular is melting welding using an electric arc. This manual method of joining metals was invented in the 80s of the last century, and since then new welding equipment and other types of electrodes have appeared. The process itself has changed: now a special electrode is used for high-alloy alloys and the seam area is protected with inert gases.  Nowadays, more than 20 types of electric welding are available for the welder, for example, in an electrolyte, a plasma jet, under the protection of argon. Even the classical method, in which an electric arc contacts a metal through an electrode, has been modified to connect dielectric materials or metallic parts. This technology of fusion welding is called indirect arc welding. The essence of the melting welding process  Fusion welding is a method of joining work pieces by melting touching surfaces without compression. The energy source