Direct to metal - Level 2
Direct to Metal; DTM Paint
- Improved color retention
- Easy application
- Provides superior rust inhibition and control
- Fast dry
- Acts as a Primer & Finish Coat
- Over 2000+ Colors to Choose From
- Perfect for Interior if you want to match an existing Wall Color, Carpet, Painting, Etc!
Please ask your sales representative for more information & how to obtain a Color Palette.
Powdercoating - Level 3
Powdercoating
Powdercoating is the highest level of paint for Steel.
It’s Durable, Attractive, & Long Lasting.
Powdercoating protects and preserves like no other.
Compared to other finishes, powder coated surfaces provide greater resistance against chipping, scratching, fading, and corrosion.
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Over 2000+ Colors to Choose From
Free Samples Included
PLEASE NOTE: Powdercoating is paint that is only applied to the surface of your item. If your item has a lot of decorative scrolls, twists / turns, or tiny crevices you might want to consider Hot Dip Galvanization before powdercoating to insure a long-lasting product.
Hot Dip Galvanized - Level 4
Hot Dip Galvanized
This process involves Dipping metal into a vat of molten zinc.
The zinc does more than just coat the metal, it metallurgically bonds to it, becoming part of it.
These layers of zinc dissolve at a slow rate, essentially acting as sacrificial layers.
Unlike powdercoating, which is a paint that is applied to only the surface of the Metal.
Hot-dip galvanized steel railings are low maintenance. Coatings can last 25-50+ years
When Hot Dip Galvanizing, The Molten Zinc reaches every tiny crevice, twist, and turn – it even goes INSIDE the hollow tubes – covering your item 100%
PLEASE NOTE: you can paint over Hot Dip Galvanized Products for an Additional Fee, Please ask your sales representative for more information.
Cons:
It is difficult to control drips and sags and other surface imperfections when hot-dip galvanizing. The resulting surface is not as fine or smooth.
Galvanized Steel Appearance:
Galvanized coatings are typically bright and shiny when freshly galvanized. If left unpainted, the finish will weather to a uniform dull gray appearance within a year.