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Overspray refers to the
application of any form of paint, varnish,
stain or
other non-water-soluble
airborne particulate material onto an
unintended location...
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Overspray Magazine was a
street art magazine,
named after the term "
overspray". The
magazine was
founded by a
group of
artists headed by iO
Tillett Wright...
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process "magnetizes the
enamels to the car bodies,"
reducing or
eradicating overspray.
Fordite is made of
hardened enamel paints. Many of
these paints contain...
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After growing up in New York City, he
founded street art
magazine Overspray and
served as its editor-in-chief
until 2009. From 2010 to 2012 he was...
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determined to be most
likely a sound-deadening
compound from a
manufacturing overspray. The prosecution's
theory was that in a five- to ten-minute
absence from...
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overspray can be recycled. However, if
multiple colors are
being spra**** in a
single spray booth, this may
limit the
ability to
recycle the
overspray...
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hazard controls HC2 -
control of
paint overspray in
autobody repair shops". 2020-10-08. doi:10.26616/NIOSHPUB96106. {{cite...
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pressed directly on the artwork. It can be used to
control or
contain overspray,
create sharp or
complex shapes, but is not
designed to be used more than...
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process automated which will cut costs. The
reason for the
little overspray is the
paint particles that do not hit the
piece will turn in the air...
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since less air
pressure allows for
finer control of
paint flow and less
overspray. However, the
paint capacity of
gravity feed
airbrushes is limited. Side-...
