Wet Painting - EvoSteel

Wet painting is the process of coating a surface using paint in liquid form before it is painted. This method is often used to paint materials such as metals, woodwood, or plastics. Before painting, the paint liquid is sprayed or brushed onto the surface and then left to dry. After drying, a homogenous appearance is usually achieved.

Manufacturing and engineering companies, such as EvoSteel, often use wet painting or other paint application techniques to complete the parts they produce with an aesthetic and protective coating. Companies operating in a wide range of fields, such as metal fabrication, welding processes, CNC turning, and milling services, aim to offer their customers more aesthetic and durable products by using coating methods such as wet paint while making the final touch of the parts they produce.

The benefits of a wet coating service include a more homogeneous and uniform appearance of the surface, a protective layer to ensure the long-term durability of various materials and a wide choice of colours and effects. In addition, wet paint application can provide a thicker coating on the surface and different results can be achieved with various types of paint. This method is generally preferred to achieve more aesthetically satisfying results and to increase the durability of products.

Wet paint systems cover the standard industrial painting process. In other words, a wet painting cabinet and then a wet paint oven are needed after the pre-treatment and cleaning process. In this way, creating a healthier and better quality wet painting area is possible. There is a wet oven paint system, the last stage of the wet paint application process. This system ensures that the wet paint is dried on the applied surface in the most resistant way.

Automotive Industry: In the automotive industry, body parts, wheels, and other vehicle components are coated with wet paint to protect them and give them an aesthetic appearance.

Metal Manufacturing and Construction: In the metal manufacturing and construction sectors, various metal parts are coated with wet paint to protect them against corrosion and achieve an aesthetic appearance.

Furniture Industry: Wooden furniture is colored and protected using wet paint. This method helps to create quality and long-lasting products in the furniture industry.

Metal Coating and Protection: Metal products are protected against environmental factors by coating them with wet paint and making them longer lasting.

The wet paint technique increases the durability of many materials used in the industrial sector while making an important contribution to aesthetics. This method offers various advantages in the industrial field by improving the quality of the products.