Black Matte Smooth Powder Coating

Smooth Black Shows the Whole Process A smooth matte black has nowhere to hide. Sanding marks, weld dressing, a low spot in the steel and a thin pass of powder all show at an angle, even when the color is right. Matte helps, because it breaks the mirror that gloss creates, but it does not erase preparation. The panel has to be flat and clean before the powder goes on, and that is where most black jobs are won or lost. A dust nib is easier to forgive on matte than on gloss, but a sanding swirl is not. Pantone Black 6 C and Its Relatives Pantone Black 6 C is the coated reference for a rich, slightly cool black. Buyers also write pantone black 6 or pantone black 6 c, and they usually mean the same target, with the C marking the coated stock the chip was printed on. On metal we match to that chip, layer by layer, rather than to a photo of it. The difference between the three spellings is paper, not pigment. A guideline that names Black 6 C points both printer and coater at one physical ref…

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