Liquid coating in our paint booth
We apply liquid coatings in our paint booth, where we can use both modern waterborne paints and traditional solvent-based paints. This makes it possible to choose the right paint type according to the material, end use and required coating system.
Liquid coating is suitable for metal, plastic and many other paintable surfaces. It offers flexibility whenever part size, structure or material requirements make it a better option than powder coating.
Typical applications
- Parts designed for demanding conditions
- Large, heat-sensitive or multi-colour components
- Projects requiring special layer structures or corrosion protection
Liquid coating
Liquid coating is a highly versatile finishing method. It suits a wide variety of surfaces whenever the project requires a controlled coating system, multiple layers, a precise colour or a specific final appearance. It is also a practical choice for large parts and structures that cannot be processed in an oven.
When properly planned, liquid coating provides both technical durability and a clean visual finish. It can be used to build corrosion protection, control film thickness and create a paint system that matches the demands of the operating environment.
When is liquid coating the right solution?
Liquid coating is often the best choice when the part is large, heat-sensitive or already partly assembled. It also suits projects that require a specific layer structure, precise colour matching, a smooth visual finish or coating across multiple materials within the same assembly.
In many industrial projects, liquid coating is the most practical option when the goal is to combine protection, appearance and flexible implementation. That is why it is widely used for metal structures, machine parts, frames, covers and many different types of production components.
What should be considered before liquid coating?
A successful liquid coating result depends on the right paint combination, proper pretreatment and a suitable film build for the intended use. Already at quotation stage, it is useful to know the substrate, dimensions, operating environment and desired finish so that we can recommend the most suitable coating system.
Lead time also depends on part size, quantity and drying requirements. Drying time and process stages vary by project, which is why schedules are always estimated according to the actual technical requirements of the work.
Quality primer and top coat work
Liquid coating generally includes both a primer stage and a top coat stage. The products used are selected according to the structure, substrate and intended use of the part, so that the finished system supports both performance and appearance.
We use high-quality industrial paints and build the coating system according to the project requirements. The goal is always a technically sound, visually clean and durable final result.
Paint systems by application
Primers
We build adhesion and corrosion protection according to substrate, application and further finishing requirements.
Top coats
Selected according to colour, gloss level, durability requirements and the desired visual appearance.
Epoxy and polyurethane systems
Suitable for demanding industrial applications where long service life, protection and technical performance matter.
Customer-oriented coating service
The duration of the work depends on the part size, batch size and selected coating system. Some projects move quickly, while others require more time due to drying phases and multi-stage work. This is why delivery schedules are always estimated realistically according to the actual project scope.
We aim to serve customers as quickly and flexibly as possible. Clear communication, agreed delivery times and a practical understanding of the application are a key part of our service approach.
Excellent corrosion protection properties
Liquid coating can protect parts effectively against rust, contaminants, wear and environmental exposure. The right paint system helps extend service life and improves durability especially where structures are exposed to moisture, light or changing weather conditions.
In addition to technical protection, liquid coating also improves the visual finish of the product. A carefully finished surface strengthens the quality image and gives the part a clean, professional appearance.
Surface preparation for liquid coating
Careful pretreatment is one of the most important phases of the liquid coating process. If the surface is not clean, even and properly prepared, the coating system cannot perform as intended. That is why we pay close attention to making sure the part is fully ready before the first layer is applied.
Film thickness also affects long-term durability. A coating that is too thin or built incorrectly may reduce protection significantly, while a properly designed system improves both appearance and service life.
Liquid coating in Turku
From our facilities in Turku, we carry out liquid coating efficiently for a wide range of part sizes. Our paint booth, suitable spray methods and application-specific paint systems support a high-quality result for both individual parts and larger industrial assemblies.
We carry out liquid coating work according to the agreed specification, with the use case and coating performance always taken into account. If you want to confirm the right method, coating system or lead time, contact us for a quotation.
Advantages of liquid coating
Liquid coating is the right choice when flexibility, fast implementation or special coating systems are needed.
Flexible method
No oven curing is required, which gives more flexibility for demanding projects.
Thicker paint systems
Suitable for protective systems where higher build thickness is required.
Versatility
Can also be applied to partly assembled or technically complex structures.
Responsive lead times
A practical solution when the project schedule is tight and flexibility matters.