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Custom Hot-Pink Paint Using Pantone 213 C as the Color Reference

Pink and magenta pigments were combined for a custom hot-pink finish using a Pantone 213 C chip as the reference. Photos show the painted components, color chip and pigments.

Hot-pink painted panel-shaped components with a bent metal tube extending above them
The custom hot-pink finish covers the panel faces and visible sides of the components.

This custom hot-pink paint was prepared using a Pantone 213 C color chip as the reference. Pink and magenta pigments were combined with an acetone thinner. The photographs connect the reference chip and pigment materials with the finished color on panel-shaped components.

Custom Hot-Pink Finish on Panel Components

The main photograph shows vivid hot-pink panel-shaped components beside a bent metal tube. The broad faces and visible sides carry the custom color. This case presents paint preparation for components used in retail displays, event structures and indoor signs. For a different painted finish, see the matte-black foam PVC illuminated display.

A hot-pink color chip labeled Pantone 213 C held in front of a keyboard
The Pantone 213 C chip used as the color reference for the custom paint.

The Pantone 213 C Reference Chip

The first detail photograph shows a hot-pink chip labeled Pantone 213 C. It records the color reference used for the paint preparation. The chip and the finished component surfaces provide the basis for discussing the intended color and the areas to be painted.

Bright pink pigment in a tied transparent plastic bag resting in a metal container
Packaged pink pigment used as a material for the custom color.

Packaged Pink Pigment

The second photograph shows vivid pink pigment inside a transparent plastic bag. This is the color material before application to the components. Pink and magenta pigments were used to prepare the hot-pink paint with Pantone 213 C as the reference.

Fine pink pigment powder with small clumps visible inside an opened plastic bag
A close view of the pink pigment powder before use in color preparation.

Pink Pigment Powder Detail

The final photograph looks inside the packaging, where fine powder and small clumps of pink pigment are visible. It shows the material used in preparing the color seen on the finished components in the main photograph.

For a display using colored acrylic sheet, see the colored acrylic display boxes.

Discuss Your Custom Paint Color

Share the reference color number, the material and photographs of the parts to be painted, overall dimensions and quantity. Include the desired surface finish, installation setting and schedule so the fabrication and painting scope can be considered. Send a fabrication inquiry.