Paint Baking Process Flow

Paint Baking Process Flow

Surface treatment: Includes steps such as cleaning and degreasing, sanding, and rust removal to ensure the adhesion of the paint

 Primer Application: Select the appropriate primer, apply evenly, and bake

 Mid-Coat Treatment: The mid-coat is the layer between the primer and the topcoat, which increases the thickness and fullness of the paint film and improves its physical properties. The middle coat also needs to be applied evenly and baked

 Topcoat application: Select and apply the topcoat carefully and evenly, then perform the final baking process

For hardware parts with baked paint, the process also includes steps such as pre-treatment, drying, inspection, and packaging. Pre-treatment involves processes like degreasing, water washing, rust removal, surface conditioning, and phosphating to ensure the surface of the workpiece is clean, uniform, and free of grease