Adjust Speed to Prevent Runs

What happens here

After an initial coat has been applied, or when making subsequent passes over an already painted area, it's necessary to increase the speed of your spraying motion. This prevents excessive paint buildup on the surface, which can lead to unsightly runs or sags. Always maintain vigilance and monitor the wet paint for any signs of running, especially on areas that have received multiple passes.

Goal: When applying a second coat or working on previously painted areas, increase spraying speed to avoid over-applying paint and causing undesirable runs or sags.