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Paint coating orange peel effect and its causes

2026-02-10View Original

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A pathological condition on the surface in which the paint film exhibits an orange-peel appearance. Orange peel is a micro-rippled defect on the surface of the coating resulting from failed leveling; it is essentially caused by the paint film failing to extend evenly during solvent evaporation, molten flow, and curing. It is not caused by a single factor, but rather by the interaction of four elements: environment, materials, equipment, and processing techniques.

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