Range guide
ArchiMetal finish options
The four ArchiMetal metals, Brass, Bronze, Copper and Tin, with surface interpretations, the A + B application and polishing cycle, suitable uses and what is confirmed by quotation.
G-03 ArchiMetal
ArchiMetal is a two-component decorative coating made with real metal powders, applied by hand or airless spray and polished to reveal the metal. Four metals are offered. Pack, consumption, availability and price are confirmed for your selected metal and project.
The four metals
| Metal | Indicative swatch tone | Selection note |
|---|---|---|
| Brass | #b79a58 | Approve on a physical sample; screen colour is indicative only |
| Bronze | #815334 | Approve on a physical sample; screen colour is indicative only |
| Copper | #b97144 | Approve on a physical sample; screen colour is indicative only |
| Tin | #a7aaa6 | Approve on a physical sample; screen colour is indicative only |
Surface interpretations
- Smooth, relief or lived-in interpretations follow the applicator workmanship rather than a printed pattern.
- Depth and reflection change with light, so judge the sample where it will be installed.
- The application cycle includes polishing with 1000 and 3000 grit to reveal the metal. Agree the intended texture and reflection on the sample.
Where it is used
- Interior feature walls and architectural backdrops.
- Reception, hospitality, retail and showroom interiors.
- Doors, panels, furniture faces, niches and decorative details.
Confirm before specifying
- Substrate, primer, A + B mixing ratio, application and final protection follow the current technical data sheet.
- Do not assume suitability for floors, permanent water exposure or food-contact surfaces.
- It is an interior decorative coating, not a structural metal sheet or a microcement kit, and it is not priced through the microcement estimator.
- Preparation, primer, tools and labour are excluded unless included in your quotation.
Prices are AUD catalogue estimates, not quotations. Freight, tools, labour and substrate work are extra. Confirm the current technical data sheets and a physical sample before specifying.