Finishes, and what each one is for
Color, gloss and texture from recent loads, plus how we match something you already use.
Recent loads
Four finishes from the last month, with the thickness we laid down on each.
Safety yellow, 70 gloss, 3.0 mil 
Textured black, 4.0 mil, hides weld grind 
Silver metallic, matched to an anodized sample 
Trivalent zinc, yellow, off the basket line
How a color match actually works
Send a coated part, a paint chip, or a RAL number. A part is best: we can read what you have rather than what the chart says it should be.
We spray a test panel, read it on a spectrophotometer against your sample, and post the panel to you before a single one of your parts goes on a rack. If the match is not right, that costs you a few days and nothing else. If it is right, the formula goes on file under your name and the next batch matches the first one, which is the part people care about eighteen months later.
Stocked colors add nothing to the lead time. A custom match adds three to five days the first time only.
Have a color you need matched?
Post us the part. We will send back a sprayed panel and the reading, and no invoice for either.