Liquid metal is a real metal coating made by blending fine metal powders like brass, bronze, copper, or aluminium with a binder. Once applied, it gives the look, feel, and finish of solid metal, but without the weight or limitations. Think of it as a way to turn almost any surface into a metal masterpiece.

Liquid metal is not paint or polish. It's a real metal coating made with actual metal particles. Applied like a surface coating, it takes on the properties of solid metal once cured. This means it can be polished, patinated, distressed, or aged, offering the same character and versatility as sheet metal, but with far more design flexibility.

Yes. Liquid metal works beautifully on a wide range of surfaces like wood, MDF, metal, glass, ceramics, fiberglass, plastic, and more. The key is proper surface preparation and the right primer and ample curing time.

Yes, when sealed correctly. Liquid metal coatings can be used outdoors, but they need a strong topcoat to protect against weather, moisture, and UV exposure.

Liquid metal is a great option for fabricators, artists, furniture makers, applicators, or designers who want to add a touch of metal richness without the challenges of working with solid sheets, metal fabrication or molds.