A Full Palette of

Powder Coat Colors

Colors are available in flat, satin, gloss, high gloss, metallic, candies, clear, iridescent, fluorescent, wrinkle and glitter finishes. For lowest cost and fastest turnaround, we recommend choosing from our standard colors and finishes. Textures range from smooth to wrinkled or matte finishes. We also have finishes with rough textures that hide surface imperfections.

Elite Powder Coaters offer a wide range of colours from Dulux , AKZO Interpon, Prismatic and Joytun.

Dulux – Interpon Standard Colours

: White- Satin

: Pearl-White -Gloss

: Classic Pearl-White-Gloss

: Bright White Gloss

: Dover White Matt

: Lexicon Quarter Matt

: Natural White Matt

: Whisper White Matt

: Shoji-White -Satin

: White-Birch Gloss

: Classic Cream Matt

: Classic Cream Satin

: Magnolia-Gloss

: Primrose- Gloss

: Rivergum Beige

: Evening Haze Matt

: Evening Haze Satin

: Paperbark Matt

: Paperbark Satin

: Stone-Beige- Matt

: Doeskin-Satin

: Pink Sand Matt

: Dune Matt

: Dune Satin

: Riversand Matt

: Cove-Satin

: Cove Matt

: Sufmist Matt

: Surfmist Satin

: Grey Nurse Matt

: Oyster-Matt

: Southerly Matt

: Shale Grey Satin

: Shale Grey Matt

: Anotec Silver Grey Matt

: APO Grey Satin

: Stone-Grey- Satin

: Windspray Matt

: Windspray Satin

: Bluegum Matt

: Transformer Grey Gloss

: Gully Matt / Satin

: Jasper Matt

: Jasper Satin

: Hammersley-Brown-Satin

: Anotec Mid Bronze Matt

: Wallaby Matt

: Wallaby Satin

: Basalt Satin

: Basalt Matt

: Olde-Pewter-Satin

: Ironstone Satin

: Ironstone Matt

: Woodland Grey Matt

: Woodland Grey Satin

: Anotec Dark Grey

: Monument Satin

: Monument Matt

: Charcoal Satin

: Black Gloss

: Black Satin Night Sky

: Black Matt Night Sky

: Wollemi Matt

: Mangrove Satin

: Pale Eucalypt Matt

: Pale Eucalypt Satin

: Wilderness Satin

: Cottage Green Satin

: Cottage Green Matt

: Hawthorn Green Gloss

: Deep Brunswick Green Gloss

: Wedgewood- Satin

: Deep Ocean Matt

: Blue-Ridge-Satin

: Deep-Ocean-Satin

: Territory Red Matt

: Manor Red Satin

: Terrain Satin

Why Powder Coat?

Powder coating produces a high specification coating which is relatively hard, abrasion resistant (depending on the specification) and tough. Thin powder coatings can be bent but this is not recommended for exterior applications.

The choice of colors and finishes is almost limitless, if you have the time and money to have the powder produced by the powder manufacturer.

Powder coatings can be applied over a wide range of thickness. The Australian Standard AS4506:1998 – Metal finishing – Thermoset powder coatings recommends 25 micron minimum for mild interior applications and up to 60 micron minimum for exterior applications.

Care must be exercised when quoting minimum thickness because some powder will not give “coverage” below 60 or even 80 micron. “Coverage” is the ability to cover the color of the metal with the powder. Some of the white colors require about 75 micron to give full “coverage”. One of the orange colors must be applied at 80 micron. Color matching is quite acceptable batch to batch.

Interpon Color Energy /Dulux Alphatec

: Blaze Blue Gloss

: Bistro Orange

: Flame Red Gloss

: French Blue Gloss

: Lemon Yellow Gloss

: Notre Dame Gloss

: Orange-X15-Gloss

: Pommel-Blue-Gloss

: Primrose Gloss

: Safety Yellow Gloss

: Signal Red Gloss

: Space Blue Gloss

: Storm Grey Gloss

: Yellow Gold Gloss

: RAL7032 Pebble Grey Gloss

: Mistletoe Gloss

: Dark Violet Gloss

: Deep Pool Gloss

What Is Powder Coating?

Powder coating is by far the youngest of the surface finishing techniques in common use today. It was first used in Australia about 1967. It is a superior finish that’s found on hundreds of products you come in contact with each day.

Powder coating is the technique of applying dry paint to a part. The final cured coating is the same as a 2-pack wet paint. In normal wet painting such as house paints, the solids are in suspension in a liquid carrier, which must evaporate before the solid paint coating is produced.