Rust doors | Metalier Liquid Metal
Rust doors by Metalier Liquid Metal featured in the TV Show “How did you do that”. The rust door in the show was done in the pattern we call transition.
Rust doors by Metalier Liquid Metal featured in the TV Show “How did you do that”. The rust door in the show was done in the pattern we call transition.
Like the wonderful works of Terry Stringer, featured on this page, metal in art can mean sculptures and heavy cast metal in bronze.
Metalier’s commission to re-clad the posts and lintels of Auckland Council’s Administration Building was a showcase for our metal textures.
Metalier Metal Veneer | Bronze is ready with a variety of metals, textures, waxes and patinas.
Metal design – the teams metal design skills can be required, for example, to work out how to create an aged brass patina for a kitchen fit-out.
Design with metal is exciting with Metalier Liquid Metal because of all the possible, affordable and challenging options that it allows.
Metal design solutions are what Metalier does best. We find solutions that just wouldn’t be there if you were trying to use sheet or foundry metal.
A vintage car to coat would be a dream project for Metalier Liquid Metal for cars. Not only is the car shape amazing but so is the coating. It looks as if a bronze to achieve this effect.
Aluminium was used to great effect in The Sugar Club in Auckland. It offset the predominantly brass colours of the restaurant walls and the bling of the sheet brass on the main bar.
Metalier Liquid Metal is the ideal vehicle for creating metal art. Our USA Master Distributors have trained one of their customers in the use of Metalier Liquid Metal textures.