HVLP (high volume low pressure) means a high volume of material is displaced at a low pressure of air flow. This means that more of the paint propelled by the spray gun reaches the surface you are spraying with reduced wastage, overspray, and pollution of the air. High volume = larger volume of paint material is displaced from the gun and makes it to surface. Low pressure = Reduced atomization of the material (less overspray, waste, pollution). With these two features working together the result is a more professional finish and reduced cost of materials.
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