Wrought Iron Paint Finishes

All finishes are tried and tested, they are regularly supplied to private and trade customers. More importantly our finishes are tough enough to do a demanding job.

Satin Black A traditional finish for iron work. Furniture/poles are given two coats of a particularly tough black primer followed by a coat of satin spray. A safe finish to use in any room as it is unlikely to clash with existing colours . Particularly suited to cottage type properties; especially when curtain poles are finished with ball end or forged ball finial.

Bronze A beautiful finish often used alongside dark oak beams. This finish is often used on lights and other interior furniture and as such can be used to give a complementary look to the room. Curtain poles are given two coats of tough black primer; a coat of bronze acrylic followed by a coat of clear lacquer to gives a real depth to the finish.

Gold A similar finish to the bronze paint finish but using gold acrylic. This gives a lighter finish and is well suited to lighter oak beams. This finish is often used for interior furniture etc.

Polished A beautiful finish and my personal favourite. This is very similar to a gun metal finish or could also be described as pewter. This is basically the bare metal but coated with an extremely tough industrial primer, as such it brings out the patina in the steel and gives great detail to the finials. It is an extremely interesting finish but has the advantage of being neutral; it works well with all colour schemes and many interior styles.

Brass An ideal finish when a pole may have to complement fittings such as door handles and light fittings etc. It is applied by aerosol and contains brass particles.

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