Surface finishing at YiguProto China
Surface finishes applied at our in-house line

Surface finish library

Surface Finishes for CNC & Molded Parts

From as-machined to mirror polish — all in one place.

Pick the right finish to protect your part, control its look, and meet your application requirements.

All finishes

Every Finish We Offer

As Machined

The raw surface left directly by the cutting tool. Fast, low cost, standard tolerance.

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Sand Blasting

A matte, uniform texture created by blasting fine abrasive media onto the part.

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Tumbling

Parts are tumbled with abrasive media to round edges and smooth the surface.

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Electropolish

An electrochemical process that removes a thin layer of metal, leaving a smooth, bright surface.

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Heat Treatment

Controlled heating and cooling to change the metal's hardness and strength.

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Alodine

A chromate conversion coating for aluminum that adds corrosion protection and a base for paint.

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Anodizing

An electrochemical coating on aluminum that creates a hard, colored, corrosion-resistant layer.

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Teflon Coating

A non-stick, low-friction PTFE coating applied to metal parts.

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Black Oxide

A chemical conversion coating that gives steel a black, slightly matte finish.

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Electroless Plating

Chemical plating (often nickel) that coats complex shapes evenly without electricity.

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Electroplating

Electrically depositing a metal layer (nickel, chrome, gold) onto the part surface.

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Painting

Spraying liquid paint onto the part for color and protection.

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Passivation

A chemical treatment that removes free iron from stainless steel to boost corrosion resistance.

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Powder Coating

Dry powder is electrostatically applied then cured to a tough, durable finish.

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Electrophoresis (E-coat)

A water-based coating applied with an electric field for even coverage.

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Brushed Finish

A fine linear texture created by brushing the surface with abrasive.

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SPI Finish

Standard mold surface grades (A1-D3) that control the gloss of molded plastic parts.

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Polishing

Mechanical smoothing that produces a mirror-like reflective surface.

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Thermal Spraying

Molten material is sprayed onto the part to build a thick protective coating.

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Spraying

Applying a liquid coating layer onto the part surface for protection or color.

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EPD (Electrophoretic Deposition)

A coating method using an electric field to deposit paint evenly, including into recesses.

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PVD Coating

Physical vapor deposition creates a thin, very hard decorative coating.

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CVD Coating

Chemical vapor deposition produces an ultra-hard, thin coating layer.

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Carburizing

A heat treatment that adds carbon to the steel surface to harden it.

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Chemical Plating

Chemical reduction deposits a metal layer evenly without electric current.

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Phosphating

A chemical conversion coating that prepares steel for painting or adds corrosion resistance.

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Nanocoating

An ultra-thin protective coating applied at the nano scale for special surface properties.

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Need help choosing?

Not sure which finish fits?

Send your part file and let our engineers recommend the best surface finish for your material and use case.

FAQ

Surface Finishing — Frequently Asked Questions

Send your drawings or 3D files. Most quotes come back within a few hours on business days, never more than 24 hours.
Yes. All customer files and ideas are treated as confidential. We sign NDAs when needed.
Yes. Our engineers review your design and suggest changes that cut cost, improve quality, or speed up delivery.
For {page_name}, we support one-off prototypes and full production runs. There is no strict MOQ.
We can make samples for your approval. Cost depends on the process, and it is credited back on a production order.
It depends on the material, look, and environment. Our engineers recommend the right finish in your quote.
Yes, most finishing is done in our own facility for faster turnaround and consistent quality.