ABOUT HYBRID COATINGS
Faster Finishes for Jobs That Can't Afford Delays
Every extra day in the field costs time, money, and coordination effort.
Hybrid coating helps you get ahead of the schedule by combining powder and liquid systems in one controlled workflow, inside one facility.
Whether you're managing a multi-phase project or trying to avoid rework and site delays, hybrid coating gives you the flexibility to finish faster without compromising finish quality or performance.
Here's how it works.
What Is Hybrid Coating?
Hybrid coating uses both powder and liquid finishes on a single job, often on different parts of the same assembly. For example, powder on grating and handrail, liquid on large structural steel. The result is faster throughput, better material compatibility, and a matched final appearance.
Our team coordinates the entire process under one roof, so you avoid back-and-forth handoffs, mismatched finishes, and lost time waiting on third-party vendors.
Why It Works So Well
Traditional coating workflows involve multiple vendors, scattered timelines, and field coordination. That leads to bottlenecks, inconsistent finishes, and more opportunity for error.\n\nHybrid coating removes the friction. We apply the right coating to the right part, in the right sequence, without leaving the facility. That means tighter timelines, fewer change orders, and no guesswork.
Why In-Shop Beats In-Field
Field coating is slower, less predictable, and more expensive. It puts pressure on your install crew, increases labor costs, and introduces finish risk due to weather, surface prep, or coordination delays.\n\nBy completing the entire coating process in a controlled environment, we give your team a cleaner, more consistent finish with fewer surprises on site.
The Bottom Line
Hybrid coating is built for the realities of fast-moving jobs.
It saves time, cuts cost, and delivers consistent results — all with one point of contact.
Want to see how it fits into your next spec?