Paint sagging and its causes
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The sagging phenomenon in coatings refers to the marks formed on vertical surfaces or at corners due to the flow of paint downward; common forms include curtain-like shapes (on vertical surfaces) and tear-shaped marks (at corners). This defect usually occurs before the paint film has fully dried, and is mainly caused by excessive fluidity of the paint, too slow drying speed, or improper application techniques.
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