Surface finish
Liquid painting adds color and protection. It handles complex shapes and a huge range of colors.
What it is
Painting applies liquid coatings such as enamel, urethane, or acrylic to a part. It is done by spray, brush, or dip after cleaning and priming. Paint protects against corrosion and gives nearly unlimited color and gloss choices.
How it works
Surface prep
We clean, sand, and sometimes prime the part.
Mask
Areas not to be painted are masked.
Apply paint
Spray, brush, or dip builds the coating.
Cure & inspect
The paint dries or bakes, then we inspect.
Why choose it
Match any RAL, Pantone, or sample.
Matte, satin, or high-gloss finishes.
Seals the base metal from the environment.
Covers large and irregular parts.
Typical specs
| Specification | Typical range / value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Coating type | Enamel, urethane, acrylic, epoxy | |
| Thickness | 20 – 80 µm per coat | |
| Finish | Matte / satin / gloss | |
| Base materials | Metal, plastic, composite |
Best applications
Colored housings and cases.
Painted frames and guards.
Body and trim paint.
Indoor and outdoor cabinets.
Materials
We apply Painting to the materials below. Not sure if your material qualifies? Our engineers will confirm it for free.
Our solution
We paint metal and plastic parts in any color with primer and clear options. We match your standard and test adhesion before production.
Design tips
A physical chip gives the best match.
Tell us threads and bores to mask.
Primer improves adhesion and life.
FAQ