Define the surface
Substrate, base color, gloss and desired visual effect.
APPLICATION GUIDE
Develop a finish
around your process.
Build a selection brief step by step. Your choices link directly to the product catalog.
01 — APPLICATION
Where will the material be used?
02 — VISUAL INTENT
What should the surface express?
03 — PARTICLE CHARACTER
Choose the visual scale.
YOUR STARTING POINT
303 materials
Review the shortlist, compare samples and record the final binder, substrate, processing conditions and approved effect.
DEVELOPMENT CHECKLIST
The details that make a sample useful.
Specify the process
Binder, solvent, application method, peak temperature and time.
Evaluate the result
Appearance, adhesion, abrasion, wash or exterior exposure as applicable.
Approve the standard
Retain a reference sample and agree batch inspection and packaging.
MAYER KNOWLEDGE
Dispersion without losing the effect ↗
Develop a mixing sequence that distributes the material while preserving its appearance.
MAYER KNOWLEDGE
Color, background and viewing light ↗
Create a reliable approval method for reflective and pearlescent materials.
MAYER KNOWLEDGE
Binder and solvent compatibility ↗
Build a compatibility check around the actual formulation and production conditions.
MAYER KNOWLEDGE
Temperature is a process requirement ↗
Pair peak temperature with time, medium and the finished appearance.
MAYER KNOWLEDGE
Textile adhesion and wash performance ↗
The finished binder-and-fabric system determines practical durability.
MAYER KNOWLEDGE
Designing decorative floor systems ↗
Coordinate effect, resin build and the practical demands of the floor.
MAYER · FACTORY DIRECT
Move from an idea to a material.
Tell us your process, color, particle size and buying quantity.