FAQs

Top-coatings are made from real semi-precious metals and have been developed to bond onto most substrates (see above mentioned).

Liquid metal applied metals are available in a broad range of metal colors such as Bronze, Brass, Copper, Sliver, Gold, Zinc, various textures and ageing effects.

bespoke、seamless、durable、flexible、UV resistant、Class A fire -rated.

Mainly applied on furniture、doors、walls、ceilings、artworks、sculptures、exteriors、etc..

It is very friendly to the option of substrates, can be bonded onto most substrates cross varying sizes, such as GRG 、GRC、 MDF、Aluminum composite、 Stone，Glass、 Fabric、Concrete etc., the specific select according to different applications.

The regular sizes are 1220*2440mm and 1220*3000mm; the specific size depends on certain patterns.

In addition to regular sizes, liquid metal can be applied on most substrates without any size limitations.

The proprietary technology is typically only 0.3-0.5mm thick, the specific thickness depends on the specific patterns and textures.

The organic nature of the metal coating and ageing process enables an intended inconsistency in the panels, just as the material would do naturally if left for several years. Even though, all metals are offered with a topcoat for further protection. Liquid metal offers to seal all metals with a semi-gloss or gloss finish. This top-coat application may enhance or dull the patina and will ‘lock in’ and patina from further ageing.

As Liquid metal is applied by hand, the completed surface cannot be entirely uniform. These small irregularities add to the natural and authentic appearance of the metal.

No, the coating can be applied in any thickness you require.

It can be applied in a single spray pass. It depends on the specific pattern which requires differently.

Almost all shapes can be achieved due to liquid metal special character.

For immovable objects, the on-site conditions need to meet certain requirements, and on-site construction can be completed.

Liquid metal has an external life span of between 4-10 years, depends on the environmental conditions it is subject to. As the top-coat breaks down the metal may begin to darken, oxidize or develop a patina, similar to how a natural raw metal would behave.

The minimum time required in our factory is generally about 2 weeks, however this may increase for large or intricate surfaces, or depend upon the existing factory workload. Please confirm lead times prior to delivery/commencement of work.

No, liquid metal is a unique handmade product. Various techniques are carefully used to create our different patterns. Therefore like stone and wood, no two panels are ever the same.

Yes, can be used indoors and outdoors for a wide range of applications.

Yes, different batches of copper will appear chromatic aberration, but different degrees of chromatic aberration can be reduced by polishing and other processes.

Yes. the composition of liquid metal is copper, which is an environmentally friendly material.

The Fire-rating of liquid metal is Class A.

Yes, liquid metal can achieve waterproof function after special treatment.