Color-matched, durable finishes for products people look at as well as use — storefront and railing components, light poles, fixtures, furniture frames, displays and OEM housings. Matched to a target and held across production.
Request a Quote(972) 475-2726On a product finish, two things get you fired: the color drifting between runs, and the coating failing where the customer can see it. Both are process control problems, and both are solvable.
Durable, UV-stable powder systems for exterior and high-traffic interior components. Excellent edge coverage on extrusions, formed sheet and welded frames.
Send a chip, a part, a RAL or a FED-STD-595 number. We match to it, record the formulation and hold it, so the second order looks like the first and spares match the installation.
Where powder is impractical — heat-sensitive substrates, oversized assemblies, or a specified liquid coating system.
Logos, product identification, model markings and instruction text screened directly onto the finished surface and protected.
A product finish is part of the product. It gets specified once, then has to be reproduced identically for as long as the product is sold and serviced.
Formulations are recorded, not remembered. A service part ordered two years later is matched to the same standard as the original run.
Every hung part has them. We agree where they go before the first article rather than defending where they landed afterward.
Tell us which faces are seen and which are hidden, and fixturing is designed around that.
Prototype quantities and production runs go through the same process, so what you approve is what you receive.
We match to a target you supply — a chip, a painted sample, a RAL or a FED-STD-595 number — and we keep the formulation on file. Exact is a word worth being careful with: powder and liquid systems in different gloss levels will read slightly differently under different light, which is why we match to a physical standard where one exists.
With the right resin system, yes. Standard polyester powders are fine for most exterior work; where the specification calls for long-term UV and chalk resistance, a super-durable or fluoropolymer system is the answer. Tell us the exposure and the expected service life.
Somewhere — the part has to hang. The useful conversation is where, and we would rather have it before the first article. Mark the cosmetic faces on the drawing and we will fixture from the hidden ones.
Yes. Aluminum needs a conversion coating first for adhesion and corrosion protection, and that runs at Gleco Plating in the same company, so it is one order.
Yes — textures, hammertones, matte and satin gloss levels, and metallics. Send a physical sample of the effect you want rather than a description; the vocabulary varies between suppliers.
The formulation and process parameters stay on file against your part number. Reorder against it and the finish is reproduced rather than re-specified.
Substrate, finish, exposure and which surfaces are cosmetic. Quotes typically back within one business day.