We were discussing fiberglass mesh cloth just now. Let’s think about it: is this mesh cloth natural-colored or red?
You said it is transparent, and you are absolutely right.
Notice that the shade displayed on its surface is uneven. If the mesh itself were red, the color would be consistent all over.
It adopts natural base material. After curing and baking, the base color will affect the final visual effect. Although it looks coffee-colored, the base material is actually transparent.
For instance, it will turn coffee when laid on red substrate. If placed on gold or green substrate, it will show a golden tint.
Do these various colors have any practical functions?
Actually, they serve no functional purpose; it’s only for appearance.
So different colors create different visual effects, and brands choose the color recognized as high-end in the market, right?
Exactly. The classification of high or low grade mainly depends on the brand’s own design strategy.
Many think small factories cannot produce certain colors. We are a small factory, but it does not mean some colors are unavailable. Everything relies on the factory’s willingness to cooperate.
In fact, small manufacturers are more flexible for customization. By contrast, some large factories usually set high MOQ and have longer lead times. That’s my opinion on the gap between big and small factories.
Our suppliers always help us consolidate orders whenever possible. We offer the same service to our customers.
We try to combine orders no matter the quantity. We strive to support clients to finish their first trial order. Once the trial succeeds, they will gradually place larger orders in the future.