Steel frame of an industrial building under construction

Industrial painting

Hangar and metal building painting

Frames, cladding and doors protected against corrosion, floors restored.

Agricultural, logistics and technical hangars are mostly metal. Painting them is first about corrosion protection, then appearance and interior brightness.

COLOR HOME treats hangar frames, purlins, cladding, sectional doors and floors, with metal-specific preparation and systems compatible with existing coatings.

Definition — Hangar painting protects and renovates the metal elements (frame, cladding, doors) and floors of a storage or operational building, using anti-rust primers and finishes suited to indoor or outdoor exposure.

Applications

  • Steel frames and purlins
  • Internal and external cladding
  • Sectional doors and gates
  • Hangar floors
  • Logistics, agricultural or technical hangars

Hangar painting

How we work

Corrosion survey

Rusted areas located, existing paint condition, access at height.

Metal preparation

Wire brushing, sanding or blasting, degreasing and dust removal.

Anti-rust primer

Primer compatible with the substrate and topcoat.

Finishes

Topcoats according to exposure, by spray or roller.

Floors

If planned, hangar floor preparation and coating.

Benefits

Rust treated before painting

Access at height organised

Systems compatible with existing coatings

Indoor and outdoor

Gallery

Hangar painting — in pictures

Frequently asked questions

Can rusty cladding be painted?

Yes, after removing loose rust and applying a suitable primer. Perforated areas must be repaired first.

Is scaffolding or a lift needed?

It depends on height and obstructions; access is defined during the visit.

How long does hangar paint last?

It depends on preparation, system and exposure. We do not quote a guaranteed lifespan without a proper study.

Quote request

Free and with no obligation. We usually reply within 2 business days.

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