Before the textile coating, it is necessary to pretreat the textile surface to ensure the adhesion and quality of the coating. Common surface treatment methods are: cleaning, degreasing, polishing and so on. Cleaning can be done with hot water or solvents, degreasing can be done with alkaline or acid degreasing agents, and polishing is done by mechanical removal of surface hair.

The choice of coatings should be selected according to the material, use and appearance requirements of textiles. Commonly used coatings are: polyurethane, acrylic, carbon fiber and so on.

The coating method is selected according to the thickness and uniformity of the coating. The commonly used coating methods are: dipping, rolling coating, spraying, scraping coating and so on. Among them, the scraping coating method is more suitable for the coating with higher thickness requirements.

Drying method is also one of the important factors affecting the quality of the coating. Commonly used drying methods are: natural drying, drying room, hot air drying and so on. Among them, hot air drying can quickly complete the drying process, but it will affect the shape and appearance of the textile, which needs attention.

After the coating, it is necessary to cut, sew, iron and other post-processing to make the appearance and use of the textile to achieve the ideal state

In short, the textile coating process needs to consider a number of factors, including surface treatment, paint selection, coating method, drying method and post-treatment.