Nowadays, plastic is used as the building material for a large number of products: mobile phones, domestic appliances, automotive components, furniture, everyday objects, and even airplanes. Most of these items require painting, and the chemical and physical characteristics of the material itself usually tend to make it a tricky process.

Surface tension and electrostatic charge also tend to affect the behavior of paint, especially primers, causing dripping and bounce paint. The use of heated nitrogen as a fluid carrier allows control of the temperature of the sprayed paint, achieving and maintaining the ideal viscosity for fast grip on the workpiece without dripping.