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簡述實木門自動化噴漆設備工藝

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實木門在現代家庭裝修中是必不可少的。而實木門裝飾更顯得高雅和莊重。對于實木門自動化噴漆設備应该如何喷漆，很多刚开始从事实木门加工的朋友不太了解，相对其他喷漆工件，实木门喷漆要求更高一些。对于实木门喷漆流程鵬鲲實木門自動化噴漆設備在此做一简单介绍：

首先白胚處理，先用水性膩子堵釘眼，裂縫，塌陷，暗坑等缺陷，一般采用木色水灰，也有自己調配使用的，原則是顔色必須跟木質本色相同，用150目木砂紙全面打磨平整，刷封閉底漆一遍也可用透明底漆代替，用180木砂紙打磨，遍透明底漆，以填平鬃眼爲准，鬃眼大的木質如水曲柳等費漆不建議噴塗，沒遍塗刷間隔時間不小于4小時。

另外對于鬃眼大的木頭可以先搓一遍色漿，對于鬃眼小的木質如松木等不必搓色，搓色是相對于特色工藝要求才使用的，其後修補透明膩子，修補上次漏下的缺陷，用180目幹磨砂紙打磨，接著用240目320目打磨，最後用600目或者彈力絲布打磨抛光

實木門自動化噴漆設備自动除尘，喷第一遍有色透明面漆，干后1000目砂紙打磨小顆粒嘎子、接著噴遍色漆，幹後輕磨顆粒痱子，噴頭一遍半啞光透明面漆，幹後打磨痱子，噴2-3遍透明面漆，驗收完工。

上述實木門噴漆過程是最基本的。另外還有很多更爲複雜的噴漆方式，譬如要根據實木門材質，木材紋理走向等，噴塗不同的油漆，將能達到更好的噴塗效果。

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