MyPerfectColor has accurately reproduced over 15,000 Pantone Colors in an array of different paints such as spray paint, quarts, gallons and more, and as an official licensee of Pantone, we are authorized to match and produce any colors for any application.
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Our Experience Matching Pantone Colors in Paint
Our experience matching Pantone Colors in paint is second to none, so naturally when Pantone was looking to paint an installation featuring its 2019 Color of the Year (PANTONE 16-1546 Living Coral) during Art Basel Miami they called us. You can see the full story here.
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The History of Pantone
Pantone started out as a commercial printing company based in New Jersey during the 1950s run by M & J Levine Advertising. The two brothers that ran the company at the time hired Lawrence Herbert to work alongside them part time. By the early 1960s, Herbert bought the company and renamed it to Pantone. In 2007, Pantone was purchased for $180,000,000 by X-Rite, which was acquired later in 2012 by Danaher Corporation.
Currently, Pantone is best known and renowned for its Pantone Matching System, a system that countless manufacturers refer to in order to see if the color they are looking for lines up with any color in Pantone’s color space. Pantone’s colors are almost always the colors used in branding, with many even being the military standard. The company’s matching system is standardized in many areas of the world, and this allows for reference without needing two or more colors to be in direct contact to identify a match.
What is a color space?
Pantone uses a color space to help manufacturers match two or more colors, but what exactly is a color space? Simply put, a color space is an assortment of colors. When used in conjunction with physical device profiling, the colors can be reproduced in a physical or digital manner. Pantone’s color spaces are home to thousands of different and unique colors, many of which are used in commercial branding.
Pantone®’s Role in Painting
It is important to note that Pantone does not produce or sell paint. Pantone’s color spaces are home to countless colors that are used consistently by brands all around, making those colors a staple and standard. Pantone provides what is essentially a language consisting purely of colors, each of which can be communicated and designated for specific purposes.
Finding Pantone Colors in a paint is where MyPerfectColor comes in. As a licensee, MyPerfectColor has authority to produce colors from the Pantone Matching System in many different styles of paint, from spray paint to industrial urethane paint.
Pantone Colors are used in almost any type of manufacturing imaginable.
Pantone Paint Colors for Prototyping
Due to the huge selection of colors and integration into most graphic design and modeling software applications, Pantone colors are very popular for product development. Firms doing product development, model building, prototyping, and packaging design, often need Pantone paint colors in order to build physical models and prototypes for user testing, executive review, and photography. MyperfectColor provides paint in Pantone colors to many leading brands and product development firms. Learn more about paint for prototyping.
Pantone Paint Colors for Branding Applications
Pantone colors are often used as the standard for brand colors. Signs, displays and exhibits often need to be painted to match these brand colors. MyPerfectColor's ability to deliver paint matching Pantone colors enables sign fabricators, brand agencies, printers, display and exhibit fabricators, retailers, and other marketers, to meet the branding needs of their clients. Learn more about paint for signs, display and exhibit applications
