Metal leather effect
What do you mean by Metal and leather paint ?
Well we are now able to paint with metal coatings. This means that we are able to get a painted metal finish on any thing you can think of. The process involves you choosing the type of finish that you would like. For example you might want your ordinary bath tube that’s in plain white to be painted in copper, with a patina finish (old look) so we would prep your tube and spray it with a special mixture, to give you an old looking copper bath but having the piece of mind in knowing it’s a brand new one. The paint process has a very fast turn around
Because the coatings are metal based the majority of time is spent on polishing, so we would use all the same process as you would normally find treating a real metal part.
So what can you paint?
ANYTHING is the answer the main point is that we would prep each part that comes to us in the same way whether it be a bath tub, a wooden cabinet, a plastic case, literally anything, we would prep each of these parts in the same fashion, cleaning the part thoroughly, getting rid of contaminents, to eliminate any reactions with the paint process, then we would get the part ready for paint applying the correct adhesion promoter is key, paint wont stick to most things without a proper key or adhesion promoter. once all these thisngs are done and ready all we need to know is what finish you would like.
So what metal finishes are there?
Depending on the process the generated surface can be any look you are after, matt, satin polished, high polished, rusty or patinated.The metalic surfaces have the properties of real metal. It is actually metal.
- Copper
- Aluminium
- Zinc
- Tin
- Iron
- Brass
- Bronze
- Stainless Steel
- Nickel-Silver
- Gunsmoke
- Reflex s01
- Medical 01 copper
What could i use this for?
- Product design for all areas of application
- Replacement of casted pieces
- Mass production
- Architecture, Facade, Cladding, Windows
- Interior design
- Exhibition and fairs
- Prototypes and models
- Copper and alloys in ship-building and
offshore technologies (antifouling) - Copper and alloys Hygienic applications (antimicrobial)
- Stainless Steel for corrosion- and
impact protection
What could i use this for?
- Paintable materials: foam, plastics, wood, glas, metal, concrete, ceramic, cardboard, paper, etc.
- Properties: thermal conductivity, magnetic, reactive (brightness, corrosion, patina), antibacterial, not electricity conductive.
- Surfaces: matt, satin polished, high polished, structured, patinated, rusty
- Partly coating possible.
- Coating of thin layers: toplayer of microstructures possible.
- Mechanical properties: break- and tear resistant; no flaking; outdoor and indoor application.
What about leather paint what is it?
The process of leather paint is exactly the same as the metal paint, but instead we induces a chemical reaction, into the base coat, the gives you the wrinckle effect,like leather, the reaction can be as big or as small as we want, depending on the result wanted, we can use any colour imaginable, and paint anything you can think of, the key is the laquer, we add what is called soft touch which is an additive that we add to the laquer to make it you guessed it soft to the touch, the good thing with this is that you get all the same protective qualities that you would with your normal automotive laquer, so easy to clean ect, we then add in also a matting agent , you can go for a full gloss, matt, or satin finish.
