LJF Coatings offers wet painting services for applications where powder coating may not be suitable. With access to a wide variety of specialist paint systems, we provide tailored solutions based on the product’s use, environment, and performance requirements.

What is Wet Painting?

Wet painting is a traditional liquid coating process that involves spraying or brushing liquid paint onto a prepared surface. It remains essential for projects involving heat-sensitive components, complex geometries, or specific regulatory requirements that powder coatings may not meet.

Key Features & Benefits

• Suitable for Heat-Sensitive or Delicate Components

• Wide Selection of Paint Systems and Finishes

• Customisable for Harsh Environments and Extended Lifespan

• Ideal for Touch-Ups, Spot Repairs, or Complex Shapes

• Compatible with Industry-Specified Coating Standards

We Are Approved Applicators Of

• Sigma Coatings

• Cromadex Extra Life Systems

• W and J Leighs Paints

• International Protective Coatings

• Other Specified Finishes on Request

Why choose Wet Painting?

Wet painting allows greater flexibility in coating specification and is ideal for components where powder coating isn’t practical. It supports a vast range of finishes and meets strict industrial standards, ensuring each job is matched to its unique environment and application.