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Paint sagging is a coating defect caused by excessive material buildup during application, resulting in gravity-induced downward flow that creates wavy, streak-like thickness variations on the surface. Aesthetic appearance is compromised, film thickness becomes uneven, and localized cracking or drying issues may occur. Sagging is particularly common on vertical surfaces and with thick applications. Signs Streak-like distortions running downward on vertical surfaces. Variations in gloss and a wav