1. Probable Cause / Reason:
•    High viscosity in certain polymer solutions, leading to poor atomization.
•    Occurs with chlorinated rubber coatings at almost any viscosity level.
•    Improper spraying conditions causing the formation of fine filaments instead of droplets.
•    Use of inappropriate solvent blends that fail to reduce viscosity properly.

2. Correction:
•    Reduce the viscosity of the coating to improve atomization.
•    Select a more appropriate solvent blend to achieve optimal spraying consistency.
•    Adjust spraying conditions, such as air pressure and nozzle size, to prevent fine filaments.
•    Ensure that the correct spray equipment is used for the specific coating type.

3. Corrective Action / Prevention:
•    Thin the coating to the proper viscosity to enhance atomization.
•    Reapply the coating with improved spraying parameters.
•    Regularly check and adjust the solvent blend and spray settings for optimal results.

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