Commercial & OEM Finishes

Surface Preparation: Before applying paint, the surface to be painted undergoes thorough preparation. This includes cleaning the surface to remove dirt, grease, and other contaminants. Additionally, any imperfections, such as dents, scratches, or rust, may be addressed through sanding, filling, or priming, depending on the specific requirements. Surface preparation ensures proper adhesion of the paint and helps achieve a smooth and flawless finish.

Paint Selection and Mixing: The appropriate paint type and color are selected based on the desired finish and the specific requirements of the project. The paint may be mixed or prepared according to manufacturer guidelines, ensuring accurate color matching and consistency. OEM paint finishes often use specific formulas provided by the manufacturer to achieve consistent results across their product line.

Application: The paint is applied to the prepared surface using various methods such as spraying, brushing, or dipping, depending on the size and complexity of the object being painted. OEM paint finishes are typically applied in controlled environments using automated processes to ensure uniform coverage and a high-quality finish. Commercial paint finishes may be applied manually or by professional painters, who utilize their expertise to achieve the desired aesthetic or functional outcome.

Curing and Drying: Once the paint is applied, it undergoes a curing and drying process. This allows the paint to chemically bond and harden, ensuring durability and resistance to factors like weathering, chemicals, or physical wear. The curing time and conditions may vary depending on the type of paint used, such as air drying, heat curing, or using curing agents or accelerators.

Quality Inspection and Finishing Touches: After the paint has dried and cured, a thorough inspection is conducted to ensure the desired finish has been achieved. This includes checking for evenness, color consistency, gloss level, and the absence of any imperfections or defects. Any necessary touch-ups or corrections are performed at this stage to meet the desired quality standards. Finally, protective coatings or clear coats may be applied to enhance the durability, gloss, or protective properties of the finished paint surface.