Tinted Glass
Imitation

Simulated tinted glass replicates the natural colour of traditionally glass mass colouring, such as forehearth colouring

Spray coating offers clear advantages over glass mass tinting, which adds colourants to molten glass.

As a surface treatment applied after bottle formation, spray coating provides greater flexibility, faster changeovers at lower costs.

Benefits

Cost efficiency

Flexibility

Easy colour changes

Unlimited colour range

Suitable for small or large-scale production

Bespoke design and easier colour matching

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Typical Colours

Green

Olive green

Amber

Cobalt blue

Because colour is applied after forming, manufacturers avoid the complexities and expense of mass colouring while gaining rapid responsiveness to market trends.

Although glass mass colouring can be economical at large scales, it is limited in colour range and involves longer, costlier changeovers. Spray coating achieves the same aesthetic while delivering efficiency, flexibility, and creative freedom.

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Other Finishes & Effects:

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Black & White

These coatings transform glass bottles into objects of distinction – perfect for brands that want to communicate elegance, purity and timeless quality.
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Fluorescent / Neon

These high-impact finishes deliver vivid fluorescent colours to make your brand shine brighter than ever.
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Gloss

The gloss finish is one of the most popular and effective options to make your product stand out. A gloss finish offers a shiny, smooth surface that attracts attention and gives a premium, luxurious look to any glass bottle.
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Gradient / Fade Out

Use colour strategically to highlight specific sections of your glass bottles, whether through partial coverage, gradient effects, or dual-tone finishes.
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Iridescent / Pearlescent

Iridescent and Chameleon paints produce a beautiful two-tone effect shifting from one colour to another, adding a dynamic flowing effect when viewed from different angles.
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Metallics & Sparkles

Metallic coatings significantly enhance the visual appeal by creating a luxurious look, a sense of exclusivity and high value.
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Satin / Matt

Satin and matt finishes are among most popular coatings in the world of packaging due to their ability to perfectly blend aesthetics with functionality.
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Textured & Soft Touch

Add distinctive textures to your bottles for a tactile packaging effect to create a memorable brand impression.
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Thermochromic

Transform your product with our range of temperature sensitive paints that create dynamic, interactive, and functional finishes.
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Tinted Glass Imitation

Simulated tinted glass replicates the natural colour of traditionally glass mass colouring, such as forehearth colouring.
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Topcoat & Primer for Vacuum Metallisation

Primers and topcoats are essential in the vacuum metallisation process of glass bottles to ensure both functional and aesthetic quality.
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UV Blocking

Bottled products are vulnerable to UV light, which can affect colour, flavour, and stability. A truly effective method of UV protection is applying a UV blocking coating.
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