Wet painting for a defined part scope
Wet painting services for machined parts apply a liquid coating as a post-machining requirement. The requested result depends on the substrate, preparation, coating specification and part geometry. A color name by itself may not define gloss, coverage, film requirement or acceptance.
Show coating boundaries and interfaces
Identify the material and drawing revision. Mark areas to coat, mask or leave bare, including threads, fits, contact points and mating faces. State the color reference, appearance requirement and any coating document that controls the job. Identify dimensions or edges that must be checked after coating.
Define inspection and handling
List visual criteria, measurement or documentation needs, quantity and packaging. If the customer specifies cure, preparation or testing requirements, attach the governing document and ask for feasibility confirmation. Do not assume one paint system fits every substrate or service environment.
For overall finish-scope guidance, see CNC surface finishing services. For anodized finish requests, see anodizing services for machined parts.
Include these items in the RFQ
- Substrate, drawing revision and quantity
- Color or coating specification
- Coated, masked and bare areas
- Critical dimensions and inspection criteria
- Packaging, handling and required records
Confirm the coating scope and acceptance criteria against the actual part before production.
