Colors And Styles Of Metal Roofing - Specialty Paint Prints

Specialty paint prints are a metal roofing color that's been painted repeatedly giving the finish depth and authenticity. Quite often, a paint print will try to replicate a naturally occurring patina such as weathered zinc, copper, or rust.

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TIRED OF THE SAME TEN METAL ROOFING COLORS?

Do you have a roof or wall that’s the focal point of your building? Maybe, you want something that’s unique and different than everyone else? If so, we have stunning colors that actually look like a real patina’d metal. You get the beauty of an antique and aged metal without the cost or problems.

Specialty paint prints are a metal panel that's been painted repeatedly. The paint line applies a base coat of solid color on the coil and then the coil runs through a second time with a different color using a special engraved paint roller that creates a pattern on the coil. You end up with a two or three tone paint system that's absolutely stunning and completely different than a solid metal roofing color.

Specialty paint finishes cost about an additional dollar per square foot when compared to a standard solid PVDF painted panel.

We offer six distinct series of pre-painted metals that resemble various stages and types of patinated metals.

Rusted Colors
Copper Colors
Aged Gray Zinc
Blackened Steel
Streaked Series®
Matte Finishes

New Steel That Looks 100 Years Old

Pre-Painted Metal That Looks Rusted

Do you want the look of a rusted roof, but without the problems? Painted rusted metal roofing panels are pre-painted to replicate the look of a real rusted roof. Our rust colored metal panels are not only unique, but will truly turn your building design into a work of art.

Here's why painted rusted metal roofing is a great alternative to a real rusted roof:

No rust stains.
Arrives looking rusted. You don’t have to wait for the metal to weather.
Paint warranty
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Streaked Rust®

This is our most authentic looking rusted color. Check out a side by side comparison vs. real rusted corrugated metal.

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Speckled Rust®

This color has a beautiful deep orange and brown patina. There is more orange in this paint print than our other colors.

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Corten AZP Raw®

This is our most popular color. It's designed to mimic the look of real aged Corten®, but without the rust stains.

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Fresh Rust®

Very similar in appearance to Corten AZP Raw®, but with less of a linear appearance.

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Weathered Rustic®

Our darkest brown rusted color. It works better for walls vs roofs because the detail in the paint is more visible from up close.

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Weathered Metallic®

This color blends the look of brownish and orange rust and a metallic paint system. It looks great from up close and afar.

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Iron Rust®

Iron Rust® is a special order color that's only available on large projects. Consider Antique Rustic® as an alternate.

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Antique Rustic®

Antique Rustic® cost 35% less than the other colors because it's a lighter 26 gauge steel and a less expensive SMP paint system.

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Reclaimed Metal Rust®

The classic look of an old reclaimed metal roof. This color mimics an old galvanized roof with white and orange rust streaks.

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Streaked Galvanized Rust®

The highs of the panel are designed to look like dull galvanized and the lows have orange rust stains.

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Speckled Galvanized Rust®

This color looks like an old and galvanized rusted roof. The orange rust spots are less linear and it's available in all panels.

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Blackened Copper®

This is a stunning color that looks like a mix of a blackened steel or copper that has a subtle orange patina.

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The Color Of Copper At The Price Of Metal

Pre-Painted Metal That Looks Patina'd Copper

A real copper roof is the longest lasting type of metal roofing, but it's normally overkill unless you live along the coast. Most people want copper roofing panels because they look beautiful after they have become aged and have developed a patina. What if you could have this same look, but at a fraction of the price?

Copper colored metal is designed to mimic the look of an old copper roof. These faux copper colors come in a variety of aged copper finishes that look authentic, but at about 1/3 the price of real copper.

Significant cost savings when compared to real copper.
Enjoy the appearance of a copper roof without the copper rust stains.
Arrives looking patinated. You do not have to wait for the metal to patina.
10 colors to choose from
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Streaked Copper®

The highs of the corrugations look like a dull weathered brown copper and the lows are painted aqua marine green.

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Streaked Blue Copper®

The highs of the corrugations are a dull blue patina and the lows have a soft greenish blue hue.

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Speckled Copper®

Speckled Copper® has a unique pattern that consists of colors that resemble a dull copper penny and a green copper patina.

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Speckled Blue Copper®

This color is designed to look like a copper roof that has a matte blue copper patina finish.

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Green Copper®

The most traditional version of a green copper roof. It has a blue-green patina that can be found on old copper roofs.

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Aged Copper®

This color looks like an aged copper roof that consists of a new shiny copper with an aqua green patina mixed in.

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Copper Patina®

This color is designed to look like a copper patina roof that is a combination of green and brown copper roofing.

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Weathered Metallic®

This color blends the look of brownish and orange rust. It has more of a metallic finish than the other copper colors.

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Blackened Copper®

This is a stunning color that looks like a mix of a blackened steel or copper that has a subtle orange patina.

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Copper Penny®

Copper Penny metal roofing panels are a metallic paint finish that's designed to look like a brand new shiny copper roof.

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Weathered Gray Metal Roofing Colors

Pre-Painted Metal That Looks Like Weathered Gray Zinc

Why pay for expensive zinc roofing and then wait years for it to turn a dull matte gray? Here’s a better option, pre-painted metal that looks like an old weathered zinc. A real zinc roof is one of the longest lasting types of metal roofing, but it's normally overkill unless you live along the coast. Most clients want zinc roofing panels because they look gorgeous after they have become aged and have developed a gray patina. What if you could have this same look, but at a fraction of the price?

Zinc colored metal roofing panels are designed to mimic the look of an old zinc metal roof. These faux zinc colors come in a variety of gray finishes that look authentic, but at about 1/3 the price of real zinc.

Significant cost savings when compared to real zinc.
Arrives looking like an old zinc roof that has a dull gray patina.
12 colors to choose from.
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Vintage

Vintage® roofing has a classic aged appearance. It looks like an old galvanized or Bonderized steel.

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Patina

Patina looks similar to Vintage, but at a lower price point. It has a flat dull gray appearance.

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Black Zinc Matte

This unique gun metal finish blends a matte black and a matte gray finish together.

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Gray Zinc Matte®

Beautiful gray finish that looks like a Quartz Zinc, but in a matte finish for less reflectivity.

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Galv-Ten Robust®

An aged metallic finish that's designed to look like an old galvanized roof with white rust streaks.

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Zinc Patina®

Zinc Patina is designed to look like an aged zinc. It has multiple colors to give the finish depth and texture.

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Zinc Metallic®

A solid metallic color that's designed to have a shiny and reflective appearance.

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Matte Musket Gray

This is our most affordable color. It's a solid gray that has a matte finish for less reflectivity.

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Blackened Steel Matte®

This color looks like a dull blackened steel. It has a nice balance of black and gray.

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Speckled Blackened Rust®

A lighter version of a blackened steel finish that's designed to look like iron oxidized with black rust spots.

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Streaked Blackened Rust®

The highs and lows of the corrugations are different colors which adds depth.

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Bonderized

Bonderized is also referred to as Paint Grip. It's NOT a paint finish and there's no warranty.

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The Look Of A Blackened Steel Finish Without The Hassle Of Blackening The Steel

The Blackened Steel Series®

Bold and elegant, the use of blackened steel can drastically alter the appearance of any space. It has a unique look that’s both industrial and modern. However, it's difficult to actually blacken the steel. That's why we developed pre-painted metal that looks like an aged dark metal.

Here are some benefits:

You don’t need corrosive and hazardous chemicals to blacken the steel.
Eliminates the time and expense of blackening steel.
The material arrives looking blackened.
PVDF paint warranty.

Blackened Steel Matte®

This color looks like a dull blackened steel. It has a nice balance of black and gray.

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Speckled Blackened Rust®

A lighter version of a blackened steel finish that's designed to look like iron oxidized with black rust spots.

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Streaked Blackened Rust®

The look of a blackened steel. The corrugations are different colors in the highs and lows for a more realistic appearance.

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Black Zinc Matte®

Nearly identical to Black Ore Matte®, but it's available in wider panel widths, flats, and coils. This will reduce materials cost.

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Black Ore Matte®

This unique gun metal finish blends a matte black and a matte gray finish together.

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Blackened Copper®

This is a stunning color that looks like a mix of a blackened steel or copper that has a subtle orange patina.

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Streaked Series®

There are no other paint prints that even come close to the authenticity of the Streaked Series®. We use a proprietary process to paint the highs and lows of the corrugations in different colors. This creates the authentic and weathered look of aged metal.

The Streaked Series is only available for 7/8" corrugated metal.

Some of the benefits include:

They arrive looking weathered. You don't have to wait for it to patina like real Corten® or real copper.
No rust stains
Paint warranty

Streaked Rust®

This is our most authentic looking rusted color. Designed to look like real Corten®. Check out a side by side comparison vs. real rusted corrugated metal.

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Streaked Galvanized Rust®

The highs of the panel are designed to look like dull galvanized and the lows have orange rust stains

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Streaked Blackened Rust®

Mimics the look of a blackened steel. The highs and the lows are a different shade of blackened rust.

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Streaked Copper®

The highs of the corrugations look like a dull weathered brown copper and the lows are painted aqua marine green.

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Streaked Blue Copper®

The highs of the corrugations are a dull blue patina and the lows have a soft greenish blue hue.

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Matte Metal Roofing Colors

Matte Finishes Vs. Glossy Metal Roofing Colors : What's the Difference?

Matte colors are flat and have less of a glare than your standard glossy metal roofing colors. If you’re looking to increase the curb appeal of your house, then using a dark matte finish can be the perfect solution. A matte finish can be useful when working with black because it can soften the sometimes harsh appearance that black or other dark colors might give off.

A glossy metal roofing color will give off a more dramatic, intense appearance than a matte metal roofing color. You should choose this finish type if you want a roof with a shinier appearance. Consider the aesthetic you’re looking to achieve and keep in mind that many homeowners associations are requiring matte finishes. This is becoming more commonplace because it reduces the glare for all of the neighboring residences.

Matte colors will cost about the same amount of money as a standard solid PVDF color. They are not more expensive like a specialty paint print.

Matte Regal White

The appearance of a low gloss off white finish. Perfect for roofs that need a white matte finish.

Matte Sandstone

A light beige color that's mixed with a subtle gray. It's a beautiful earth tone that's lighter than Desert Tan.

Matte Desert Tan

A dark beige color that's lighter than brown and darker than Sandstone. It blends in well with most architectural features.

Matte Slate Gray

Our lightest color in a matte gray finish. It's designed to look like the average color of slate stone.

Matte Musket Gray

Beautiful medium gray color, but in a matte finish for less reflectivity. It's darker than Slate Gray and lighter than Charcoal.

Matte Zinc Metallic

Matte Zinc Metallic is designed to look like an old gray zinc roof. The look of zinc at the price of metal.

Matte Patina

Matte Patina is a dark gray color that's slightly lighter than Charcoal Gray. It designed to look like a dark aged metal.

Matte Charcoal Gray

Matte Charcoal gray is a lighter alternative to a matte black. It's our darkest low gloss gray color.

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Matte Burnished Slate

A matte gray color that has brown undertones. It blends in nicely and complements brown and gray walls.

Matte Mansard Brown

If you were to close your eyes and envision a brown color it would look like this. It's not too dark or too light.

Matte Medium Bronze

Matte Medium Bronze is slightly lighter than Burnished Slate and considerably lighter than Dark Bronze.

Matte Dark Bronze

A dark patina'd bronze color, but in a matte finish for less reflectivity. It's a dark finish that's more subtle than black.

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Matte Midnight Black

Matte Midnight Black has less reflectivity than our standard Matte Black. It's a more muted and subtle shade of black.

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Matte Black

Matte Black is a softer and less drastic color when compared to a high gloss black roof.

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Matte Classic Green

This shade of green has a similar appearance to the leaves of a tree. It blends in nicely with the surrounding nature.

Matte Colonial Red

A subtle maroon color that complements Spanish style architecture. It's a great alternative to a bright red.

NON Matte Colors

Standard PVDF Metal Roofing Colors

If you aren't looking for a specialty paint print or a matte color then check out all of our standard colors. PVDF is a high-performance paint system with an extraordinary ability to retain color and gloss. It keeps metal looking bright, vibrant, and appealing. PVDF is the chosen paint system that architects around the world specify on their buildings.

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Best For Light Gauge Jobs On A Budget

SMP Painted Colors

When you're deciding upon a metal roofing color an important decision is which type of paint system to use. There are two paint systems that are used regularly for metal roofing and siding, SMP and PVDF. Choosing between the two systems is a balancing act between price and performance.

The main advantage of SMP painted panels is they will cost less and are available in lighter gauges. The main disadvantage is that they have less resistance to UV exposure and will fade and chalk at a greater rate.

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