Method of producing a multi-patterned coating

A method of forming a textured coating on a stationary surface, comprising:

• providing a plurality of fluids under pressure;
• providing a plurality of fluid nozzles, each fluid nozzle having an outlet end;
• simultaneously and continuously delivering the plurality of fluids, one to each fluid nozzle, to provide a fluid stream exiting the outlet ends of each of the fluid nozzles;
• providing a gas under pressure;
• delivering the gas under pressure to an area proximate the outlet ends of the fluid nozzles, the gas being delivered at a pressure sufficient to propel the fluid exiting the outlet ends of the fluid nozzles to the surface, but being at a pressure low enough to substantially avoid atomizing the fluid being delivered to the surface;
• and
• the plurality of fluids under pressure being delivered having properties such that the fluids substantially avoid flowing on the surface and mixing while being propelled to the surface.

A method of forming a textured coating on a stationary surface, comprising:

• providing a plurality of fluids under pressure;
• providing a plurality of fluid nozzles, each fluid nozzle having an outlet end;
• simultaneously and continuously delivering the plurality of fluids, one to each fluid nozzle, to provide a fluid stream exiting the outlet ends of each of the fluid nozzles;
• providing a gas under pressure;
• delivering the gas under pressure to an area proximate the outlet ends of the fluid nozzles, the gas being delivered at a pressure sufficient to propel the fluid exiting the outlet ends of the fluid nozzles to the surface, but being at a pressure low enough to substantially avoid atomizing the fluid being delivered to the surface;
• directing the gas under pressure in the area proximate the outlet ends of the fluid nozzles to break the fluid streams exiting the outlet ends of each of the fluid nozzles into fluid pieces;
• and
• the plurality of fluids under pressure being delivered having properties such that the fluid pieces substantially avoid flowing on the surface and mixing while being propelled to the surface.