LuxCoat is the Modulux wet coatings service for architects, interior designers, and fabrication partners who need a painted surface that reads calm, precise, and consistently repeatable. The coating itself matters, but the result is ultimately decided by preparation. LuxCoat is built around finish level surface preparation and process control, so the final paint finish is not a matter of luck or the mood of a shift. It is a system that delivers predictable results across panels, profiles, doors, furniture parts, and architectural components.
LuxCoat uses high performance two component liquid paint systems, commonly based on epoxy primers and polyurethane topcoats, selected according to environment, substrate, and specification. The process supports steel, aluminum, galvanized surfaces, stainless steel, and properly prepared wood or MDF elements when the design requires a unified color and sheen language across mixed materials. The goal is an architectural paint finish that holds its tone, gloss level, and surface clarity under the real conditions of the project.
For exterior and coastal projects, LuxCoat is developed with weather resistance and marine environment durability in mind. UV exposure, humidity, salt laden air, and daily cleaning routines demand more than standard painting. LuxCoat addresses these demands through a disciplined preparation workflow, controlled application thickness, managed curing conditions, and quality checks that confirm adhesion and visual consistency. The result is a premium wet paint finish that belongs to the architecture and remains serviceable over time.
In many workshops, wet painting is treated as a final step. Wipe, spray, dry, deliver. The problem is that paint reflects every shortcut. A surface that is not properly cleaned, sanded, or prepared will show defects under light. Dust becomes texture. Poor adhesion becomes future failure. Thickness variations become uneven gloss, weak coverage, and reduced durability. LuxCoat is designed to prevent these outcomes by treating preparation as the core of the service.
The LuxCoat workflow starts with substrate assessment and preparation planning. Oils and residues are removed through controlled cleaning. Metal surfaces are prepared to the level required by the coating system, which may include mechanical abrasion or abrasive blasting when a higher performance build is specified. Dust and contamination are controlled between stages through dedicated zones, disciplined cleaning, and handling protocols. Paint is mixed accurately for two component systems, applied in a controlled spray environment, and cured under managed temperature and humidity conditions. This creates a finish that is both visually refined and technically stable.
This is the difference between a standard paint job and a best in class coating workshop. LuxCoat is not only about the paint brand or the color code. It is about measurable quality. Film thickness is controlled. Adhesion is verified. Gloss and color are aligned to an approved sample. Materials and batches are traceable, so the finish can be repeated across phases. For architects and designers, this means fewer surprises at installation and a surface that reads intentional, even under demanding lighting.
LuxCoat is selected when the project needs paint as a design surface, not as a compromise. In premium interiors, the painted finish often sits next to stone, timber, glass, and metal finishes. Any inconsistency becomes visible. LuxCoat supports architectural paint finishes that remain smooth, controlled, and coherent across multiple items, from large panels to small trims and detailed components.
This service is also chosen when durability is part of the brief. Hospitality and commercial spaces require coatings that tolerate frequent cleaning and daily wear. Exterior elements require systems that resist sun exposure and weather cycles. Coastal projects require additional protection against salt laden air and marine zone corrosion risks. LuxCoat addresses these needs through coating system selection paired with rigorous preparation and controlled application, so performance is built into the process rather than assumed.
LuxCoat supports both color forward and restrained palettes. Matte and low sheen finishes can be developed with clarity and depth, avoiding patchiness and texture noise. Satin and semi gloss finishes can be balanced so reflections feel architectural rather than sharp. Color matching and repeatability can be managed through sample approvals and measurable tolerances, which is essential for phased projects and multi batch production.
LuxCoat is built on a simple principle. The highest quality wet coating is only as good as the surface beneath it. Modulux treats preparation as the main craft, because preparation is what determines smoothness, adhesion, and long term stability. Every step is designed to reduce variability and eliminate the small defects that become obvious in architectural lighting.
The workflow combines controlled surface preparation, calibrated mixing of two component systems, and a stable spray environment. This reduces common wet paint issues such as dust inclusion, orange peel texture, pinholes, fisheyes, and inconsistent sheen. Film thickness is managed so coverage is uniform and durability meets the system intent. Curing is controlled so hardness and chemical resistance develop predictably rather than depending on weather or chance.
For exterior and coastal conditions, LuxCoat focuses on a complete coating build. This typically includes a corrosion protection primer suited to the substrate and environment, followed by a durable topcoat designed for UV exposure and weather cycles. The finish is then aligned to the approved sample, so performance and appearance remain part of the same specification. The result is a premium wet paint finish that belongs to the architecture and stays coherent under real use.
LuxCoat is centered on preparation that is defined, repeatable, and inspected. Cleaning, sanding, and substrate conditioning are performed to a clear standard so the paint finish remains smooth and stable. This reduces defects and improves final appearance, especially under grazing light.
LuxCoat supports a broad palette of wet paint finishes while keeping control as the priority. Matte and low sheen finishes can be developed with depth and uniformity, avoiding the patchy appearance that often happens when preparation or thickness is inconsistent. Satin finishes can be tuned to soften reflections and keep the surface calm across large areas. Higher sheen finishes can be refined for clarity when the design calls for a more precise highlight, while still maintaining build quality and serviceability.
Color accuracy is treated as a specification requirement, not an approximation. LuxCoat supports controlled color matching and repeatability, including alignment between batches and between different elements within the same project. For architects and interior designers, this enables a coherent color language across doors, portals, wall panels, metal fabrications, and furniture parts, even when geometry and substrate vary.
The finish is also chosen with environment in mind. Interior elements may prioritize touch and cleanability. Exterior elements prioritize UV stability and weather resistance. Coastal elements require additional corrosion protection strategy and sealing discipline. LuxCoat integrates these requirements into the coating build so the finish performs as intended, not only at handover but through long term use.
For exterior applications, LuxCoat can be specified with coating systems designed for weather cycles and UV exposure. The build typically combines a compatible primer and a durable topcoat with controlled curing and sealing. Warranty terms depend on system selection, substrate, exposure orientation, and maintenance plan. Standard project warranties can be structured as [Insert warranty term] with defined exclusions and care requirements.
Request a finish sample or share your substrate and geometry, and we will confirm the best route for interior or exterior use. We can also help align Smoked Patina Brass with adjacent materials so the metal reads coherent under your project lighting.
