AAMA 2605 is the high-performance exterior specification. A paint meeting this specification would be a 70% fluoropolymer resin-based coating. These finishes exhibit outstanding resistance to humidity, color change, chalk, gloss loss and chemicals.

Our architectural powder coatings are tough, weatherable, and meet and exceed each of the AAMA performance specifications, ensuring every level of exterior durability is available. The IFS Architectural Color Collection showcases just some of the colors available in the IFS range, from classic solid shades, to fine metallics and even anodic styles.

AAMA 2603 is primarily used for interior, light commercial, and residential-grade coatings less than 1 mil thickness. AAMA 2603 specifications point to ASTM test methods and performance criteria to evaluate color uniformity, specular gloss, impact resistance, and chemical resistance.

AAMA 2603 is the basic standard for powder and liquid coatings on aluminum used in interiors and mild exterior environments. This standard covers the evaluation of coating performance through tests for colour retention, chalk resistance, and gloss retention.

Three “bright” vinyl colors provide a long-standing sheen that will look good from the curb and from the couch. Fuse your vinyl windows and doors with your home’s surroundings with our Dark Oak Wood Grain option.

Gordon AAMA 2604 Powder Coating Finishes are hard-surface, super-durable polyester powder coating finishes that provide high impact, chemical, and U/V resistance.

The color range is "best effort" only when special racking is required. Packing - Material will be repacked as received if possible with paper or cardboard separation.

The AAMA specifications, from the FGIA, outline the performance you can expect from your coating. They cover: Weathering – (color and gloss fade) Mechanical performance; Chemical testing and performance; These different performance levels are available in thousands of colors.

Gordon has viturally unlimited custom color matching capabilities. Finishes shown on this card may vary in color from an actual coating. Color samples, supplied on an aluminum panel, provide an actual representation of color, gloss, texture, and hue and are available upon request.

Jan 6, 2020 · The major differences between the AAMA 2604 and AAMA 2605 specifications are largely related to weathering exposure duration and corrosion resistance. AAMA 2604 is written for coatings that will see acceptable degradation over a five -year period whereas AAMA 2605 extends this to ten years.