Our services
Painted Finishes
Our experienced paint mixing lab offers a variety of painted finishes. Coulter can spray matte, frost, hammered, metallic and satin finishes on a variety of closures.
Silver Reduction Metallization
Coulter offers a full range of metalized colors and finishes. Turn raw aluminum, plastic, or glass into something extraordinary. Add vibrant custom colors to your closures with our proprietary silver reduction metallization process. Create a product that is durable and eye-grabbing. Our chrome coating technology excels in any industry.
Industrial Coatings
Now offering coatings for the most aggressive of conditions. Coulter coats plastic and metal parts for military, RV, building components, and industrial use.
Color Matching
Are you looking for a specific color for your next project? Don’t worry, we can match it. Coulter holds two internal paint labs that are run by painting engineers. We can match sheen, flop, and color. Test our color chemistry today with your project!
Service Guide
Chrome Plating Plastics
Coulter’s decorative division uses state of the art chain on edge lines for nickel, copper, and silver plating. Our performance today is engineered to meet every customer's product performance, appearance, and ecological needs. This includes the OEM automotive industry and both domestic and global markets.
CARC Coating
Chemical Agent Resistant Coatings (CARC) are used on military vehicles and military equipment. These coatings produce non-pours coats that will impede radioactivity, biological and chemical contaminants from penetrating the coating or base material.
Liquid Coatings
Coulter’s liquid coatings or wet paint capabilities offer clients a variety of enamels, lacquers, water bases, epoxies, and urethane paints in a variety of colors. Our advanced spray booth systems with walk-in curing ovens, handle projects of all sizes that meet strict standards including aerospace, medical, automotive, CARC, or military.
Protective Coatings
Protective layers are applied to the surface of another material with the intent of preventing corrosion. At times protective coatings may be metallic or nonmetallic. However, these coatings are applied to a variety of methods and pose other purposes besides corrosion prevention.