Standard Powder Coatings Super Wet Black Solar Flat Black Super High Gloss Clear

HFSD Clear	Jersey Cream	Sandy Tan	Coffee Tan	Pearlescent White	Light Chocolate
Black Magic	Vanilla	Pumpkin	Burgandy	Safety Red	Ruby
Red	Clear Matte	Ocean Blue	Dodger Blue	US Blue	Electric Blue
Bubble Gum	Turf Green	Tropical Green	Pine Green	Emerald	Dark Green
Fluorescent Yellow (White Basecoat)	Green	Blue Bonnet	Safety Yellow	Light Gray	Dandelion Yellow
Safety Green	Bluegrass Green	Bay Mist	Brown Derby	Dark Purple	Black Cat Urethane
Fluorescent Pink (White Basecoat)	Fluorescent Orange (White Basecoat)	Orange	Cream	Bronze	Safety Orange
Black Wrinkle	Indian Turquoise	Honeycomb	Pearl Gray	Neon Green	Pale Yellow Texture
Bright White

Indoor Use Epoxies

Gold Vein

Matte Black Epoxy

Forest Wrinkle Epoxy

Candy Top Coats

Coat over polished aluminum, chrome plate or chrome powder. No clear coat required.

Lollypop Red	Transparent Red	Candy Gold	Lollypop Blue	Psycho Lime	Lollypop Purple
Tropic Orange	Black Chrome

Metallic Coatings (Clear or Candy Topcoat Required)

Xtreme Chrome	Charcoal Metallic	Copper Jacket	Red Sparkle	Mercedes Silver	Sun Gold
Super Chrome	Hammertone Silver	Light Sandstone	Jeans Metallic	Silver Sparkle	Silver Vein Metallic

Illusions Metallic Powder Coating

Illusion products are designed as a minimum two-coat process. A base coat, preferably high gloss polyester is applied and followed by a top
coat of Illusion. Multiple coats of the Illusion products and colors may be applied to create different visual effects.

Blacks and darker colors tend to enhance the Illusion products by adding depth and richness to the color. While most of the light is transmitted, a small proportion is reflected. On dark, especially black bases, the pigments reveals a distinct reflected color because most of the incident light is absorbed.

The wavelength of the reflected light changes continuously with the viewing angle (a phenomenon known as color flop). For instance you will see colors changing form green to blue, gold to bluish green, and copper-red to green.

The observed color is always the result of the Illusion color mixing between the base color and the reflected color of the product. When the Illusion is applied to lighter base coats such as white, there is less reflection resulting in less noticeable color changes and appears almost as pearlescent.

On light colored substrates, only a slight iridescence or a reduced color effect is visible because the base reflects most of the incoming light back through the transparent pigments. Creativeness is a must with these products and there are endless possibilities.

Illusion Aquamarine

Illusion Amethyst