ICD High Performance Coatings + Chemistries offers OPACI-COAT-300® in virtually unlimited colors. We use inorganic automotive-grade pigments to give your project the color pop and lasting performance it deserves.

 
 
 

OPACI-COAT-300®

Flood-coat backpaint glass projects are best served when your design includes any of these features:

  • Exterior facade spandrel

  • Curtainwall

  • Window wall

  • Storefront

  • Interior Glass Wall Cladding

  • Glass marker boards

  • Glass Backsplashes

  • Countertops

  • Shower Wall Surrounds

  • Furniture

  • Cabinets

  • And More!

COLOR INSPIRATION

Check out OPACI-COAT-300®’s 50-chip color brochure including several starting points, like RAL colors to match on the substrate of your choice, including a highlight collection of OPACI-COAT-300®’s standard colors.

Also, check out the photo-based palette series if you’d like a color capsule-collection for inspiration.

 

ICD HAS the best COLOR team and the tightest color match on the market at 0.2 delta E

 
 

When colors are viewed on computer monitors they will show slight to dramatic differences unless the monitor has been color calibrated.  Every attempt has been made by our team to ensure the below colors are as close to the actual sample on glass as possible, but to ensure you’re getting exactly the color you want, it’s best to order a sample.

 

COLOR MATCHING: COLOR CHIPS and OTHER DESIGN COMPONENTS

ICD can match any color fan deck chip from any paint or color system manufacturer. We carry most of the below fandecks at ICD, which makes color matching quick and simple. We've been known to match clothing, interior design fabrics, exterior facade components, and other items. These one-of-a-kind color matches require the item to be mailed to ICD for in-person matching. We will ship back the reference item with the coated glass sample for your review.
We currently have a database of 23,000+ color matches completed over 35 years and mix new colors every day.
Use the below systems for reference, capture their color name and number, then use the ICD Order Samples Online Form or call 360-546-2286 to request a color-matched coated glass sample for in-person review.

 

Standard Colors

OPACI-COAT-300® 16 Standard colors are tried and true for the glass industry. They are hold over colors from back in the day when glass light transmission was very low. Which meant spandrel coatings needed to be very dark to actually affect color. Still, even today they are used as much as ever.

CLICK ON COLOR PALETTE IMAGE TO ENLARGE
#0-0020 Snow White, #0-0186 Light White, #0-1060 Primary White on Clear Glass, #1-0016 Charcoal, #1-818 Black, #2-0225 Evergreen, #2-743 Harmony Solex, #3-0586 Medium Gray, #3-0770 Warm Gray, #3-747 Harmony Graylite #14, #3-820 Harmony Gray, #3-967 Black-Gray, #4-0925 Neutral, #4-822 Harmony Bronze, #4-975 Lava Bronze, #6-0025 Harmony Blue

*Colors may differ in shade based on your computer monitor screen settings - we recommend ordering a physical sample for in-person review.

 
 
 

CUSTOM Colors

Custom colors are a virtually unlimited palette of colors. What’s shown here is a small selection of the over 26,000+ colors available in our color library. OPACI-COAT-300® can be color-matched to create virtually any color you want for your installed cavity-backed, flood-coat glass projects.

 
 

CLICK ON COLOR PALETTE IMAGE TO ENLARGE
#2-3500 Crisp Pear, #2-3959 Fresh Scent Green, #2-3499 Green Bay, #2-4021 Tropical Teal, #6-4249 Smart Blue, #6-3228 Coastal Region, #6-3227 Tidal Wave, #9-1356 Calla Lily, #7-1047 Corn Maze, #7-1045 Lemon Tree, #7-1044 Honey Bees, #7-1176 Limoncello Spritz, #8-0677 Citrus Peel, #5-1376 Marmalade, #5-1377 Strawberry Slushy, #9-1275 Eggplant. Contact ICD to discuss Custom Color options - we can make/match virtually any color.

*Colors may differ in shade based on your computer monitor screen settings - we recommend ordering a free physical sample for in-person review.

 

Vitro® SPANDREL GLASS COLOR SELECTION GUIDE

Download Vitro® Architectural Glass' latest and most popular insulating glass units with our OPACI-COAT-300® water-based silicone spandrel colors, hand crafted for facade visual harmonization!

GUARDIAN® SPANDREL GLASS COLOR SELECTION GUIDE

Download Guardian® SunGuard® Advanced Architectural Glass’ most popular insulating glass units with our OPACI-COAT-300® water-based silicone spandrel colors, hand crafted for facade visual harmonization!

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When ordering a sample, be sure to specify which glass substrate you wish the match to be on, as the substrate could produce a noticeably different effect on different glass types. There’s many options to choose from including, but not limited to: low-iron, clear, tinted, monolithic, insulated, low-e, laminated, bird-friendly, layered, etc.

FAQ's

  • No, unfortunately. There are times when a color name may be used twice or more. What matters is our color number which will have a format like this: X-XXXX “Color Name.”

  • Not at all! It is very hard to represent all the 23,000+ custom color matches we have done over 35 years on our website. Often, we change the color palettes we show on our website (except for Standard and Custom) to show the idea that we can do a wide range of colors. Give us a call or email and we will look your color number up in our database and ship you a coated glass sample immediately. 1.360.546.2286 or icd@icdcoatings.com

  • Our color numbers are specific to colors formulated by us. Any other number, from another paint manufacturer for example, will not tell us what our exact formula is. In fact, it won’t tell us anything at all. Often, we have color matched other paints such as ceramic enamel, and we may have a cross reference to our number from their system. If not, we will have to rematch that color in our system and with a sample to match from. It is very important to note that the name of the color, Sky Blue for example, will not tell us anything as well. Some colors may have the same name. Colors will never have the same ICD color number. This is why the number matters more than the cute name we came up with.

  • There are several reasons why your sample my not be as you expected:

    1. Did you tell us the correct glass substrate to match on? Color will vary by different glass types, even clear glass.

    2. Did you pick your color from a computer monitor? If so, we took that information and used the actual paint chip to match your color. One monitor to the next could be wildly off in color if not color calibrated.

    3. Did you pick your color from our website? If you did, as in point two, monitors are extremely unreliable for color and that is why we ask you review a coated glass sample in-person, as this is how the finished product would appear in the project. We’re happy to adjust the color to more of what you want. Contact us to make this request.