What happens if spraying pressure is set too high?

Setting spraying pressure too high can lead to excessive paint being atomized, resulting in a significant amount of overspray. This overspray occurs when paint particles are dispersed too widely and beyond the intended target area, causing inefficiency in the application process. As a consequence, not only is there a loss of material, but the paint may also not flow correctly onto the surface, leading to inadequate coverage and an uneven finish. Therefore, selecting an appropriate spraying pressure is crucial for achieving optimal paint application and minimizing waste, as well as ensuring the paint adheres properly to the substrate.