Service 07 · Production

Painting in any RAL color

We prepare the surface and paint: sanding, primer, finish coats and protective coatings in spray booths with drying. Color — from the RAL catalog; finish — from transparent tinting that keeps the wood grain to a solid opaque coat.

RALTHE FULL COLOR RANGE
BOOTHSPAINTING WITH DRYING
3–5COATING LAYERS
Coating being applied to suspended parts in a spray booth Spray booth · RAL color matching

Color goes on in layers

Painting is the finale of multi-layer preparation: sanding removes raised fibers and machining marks, primer seals the pores and evens out absorption, and only then do the finish coats go on. Booths with drying rule out dust and runs — the coating comes out even across the whole batch.

Color is tinted to the RAL catalog or to the customer's physical sample and approved on a paint sample before the series runs. Products that get handled receive durable coatings, with finishes from deep matte to gloss.

What’s included

What finishing includes

Color is the finale of a multi-layer process: without sanding and primer, paint won't sit evenly.

01SandingPreparing surfaces and edges after cutting and milling.
02PrimingAn isolating layer — the paint goes on evenly and lasts for years.
03Opaque paintingSolid color from the RAL catalog — matte, satin or gloss.
04TintingTransparent and semi-transparent finishes that keep the wood grain.
05Protective coatingsLacquer and hardwax oil for products that get handled.
06Shade controlThe color is approved on a paint sample before the batch runs.
Capabilities

Service parameters

We paint both one-off products and full batches — in booths, free of dust and runs.

ParameterValue
MaterialsPlywood, MDF, HDF, solid wood
ColorAny RAL, or matched to your physical sample
FinishMatte, satin, gloss; tinting that keeps the grain
LayersSanding → primer → 2–3 finish coats → protection
Billing unitPer item or m² of painted surface

Price depends on the area, the number of coats, the coating type and the surface requirements. The shade is locked in on a paint sample. Billing unit: per item or m² — details in Pricing.

How it works

How an order works

Approval at every step: you see the product before the run starts.

STEP 01ColorPick a RAL code or send a sample for matching.
STEP 02Paint sampleA test swatch of the coating — we approve the shade and finish.
STEP 03PaintingPreparation, primer and finish coats in the booth.
STEP 04Drying & inspectionBooth drying, surface check, then on to assembly.
Applications

Where it's used

Premium packaging, decor and everything that should look like more than plywood.

Premium packaging Interior decor Awards Signs Kids' products
In short

Frequently asked questions

Can you match our brand color?
Yes: we tint to a RAL code or to a physical sample. The shade is approved on a paint sample before the batch runs.
Will the wood grain stay visible?
Your choice: tinting and oil keep the grain pattern, while opaque enamel gives a solid, even color. They can be combined — color outside, grain inside.
Is the coating safe for children's products?
On request we use finishes approved for children's goods and tableware — note it in your inquiry and we'll select the right coating.
Do you paint assembled products or parts?
Both: parts before assembly for two-color products, and assembled bodies for a seamless finish.
What about engraving and printing on painted products?
We combine them: engraving on a painted surface gives a contrasting mark, and UV printing goes over the coating. The process engineer will set the right order of operations.
Full cycle

Related services

Every operation happens under one roof — your order is never passed between subcontractors.

Project quote

Send your product and color — we'll make a paint sample

We'll select a coating and return a batch price within one business day.

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    What affects the price

    • Surface area and number of coats
    • Coating type: enamel, tinting, lacquer, oil
    • Surface and durability requirements
    • Run size — a batch costs less per item
    No print-ready file? No problem A sketch, a photo, a reference or a plain description is enough — we prepare the design and cutting files ourselves.
    Reply within one business day A process engineer reviews the task and selects the technology; a manager returns with price and lead time.
    billing unit — per item or m²

    A detailed reply within one business day

    A process engineer reviews your file and selects material and settings; a manager returns with price and lead time.