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LIC the full name is light interference coatings, commonly called light interference color. It is an electrochemical method to color stainless steel without pigments or dyes. The light interference process will bring a whole spectrum to stainless steel, from deep black to fresh colors.
The dazzling light of LIC finish means it is also often chosen for cladding, sculpture, and landmarks. It can impart a sense of luxury, high-end and iridescent glossy, whether used for structure exteriors and interiors.
At TOPSON, we not only supply sheets for light interference stainless steel but also include LIC aluminum and LIC copper. We are happy to customize light interference metal sheets based on the requirement of your projects. If you consider light interference coating metal, please call us and offer more details, including your needs for quantity, sizes and thicknesses.


No material or metal finish in architectural applications today can match the iridescence produced by light interference on stainless steel. LIC coating is a fine coating that can add an aesthetic layer to stainless steel without sacrificing its high-performance qualities. Light interference processing will create a prismatic refraction effect on the stainless steel surface. Therefore, you can observe different colors from each angle.
TOPSON is a world-class stainless steel materials and surface finishing company. We provide LIC finish and products to more than 1000+ clients worldwide, including artists, designers, building contractors, and metal suppliers. We have unrivaled expertise, extensive experience, and a strict quality management system to ensure the perfect execution of your project.
From processing to shipment, we can ensure the surface of your stainless steel is intact, whatever size you need. In addition to materials and finishes, TOPSON has overall technical capabilities from design to installation. If you have a complex project that requires design, fabrication, and installation, please hesitate to contact us!

Electroless plating offers several advantages over traditional electroplating:
Electroless plating can provide a more uniform deposit thickness, even on complex and irregularly shaped objects, as the deposition occurs via a chemical reaction rather than electrodeposition.
Electroless plating can coat substrates with a conformal layer, meaning the plated metal conforms to the substrate’s contours and shapes, including recesses and internal surfaces.
Since electroless plating does not require an external power source, it eliminates the need for electrical connections and associated equipment, reducing costs and simplifying the plating process.
Electroless plating can be applied to various materials, including metals, ceramics, plastics, and composites, offering versatility in multiple industries.
The remarkable glossy of the LIC stainless steel mean it can increase a sense of luxury to appearances of products and constructions. In the high-end place, it is usually used in combining with other finishes to achieve a better decorative effect.
Embossing water ripple-like patterns on mirror-finish stainless steel panels is designated water ripple. Using a unique embossing technique, TOPSON applies irregular fluctuation to the surface without any accompanying damage. Combined with light interference coating, it can maximize the aesthetic and durability of water ripple stainless steel. With wave patterns and soft reflectivity, LIC water ripple stainless steel is an excellent composite metal material for interiors and exteriors.
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TOPSON is able to apply a range of colors to metal surfaces to improve the decoration of stainless steel. Combined bead blasting with light interference coating stainless steel can offer regular stainless steel with stronger corrosion resistance, lower maintenance, and incomparable colors. Fused colors include black, antique copper, and antique brass. With great weather and corrosion resistance, sandblasting LIC stainless steel is suitable for the outdoor high-traffic area.
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In terms of process, LIC plating involves electrochemical reactions, and PVD coating uses a physical method. The LIC plating uses electrochemical or chemical reactions to deposit a thin layer of metal or alloy onto the surface. PVD coating uses physical methods (e.g., sputtering or evaporation) to create a thin, durable film. Virtually, the color effect of Electroless Coating is darker than that of PVD Coating.
The finish of LIC Plating may not be as uniform or consistent as PVD, especially on complex geometries. It requires additional polishing or buffing to achieve a high-quality appearance. PVD Coating produces a highly uniform and consistent finish, even on complex shapes. It often results in a more premium and high-end look compared to LIC plating.
Colors achieved by LIC plating may fade or tarnish over time, especially in harsh environments or with exposure to chemicals. When viewed from the side, the surface glows with rainbow colors because an oil film is produced on it during the LIC plating process. However, it is usually invisible. Due to the hardness and durability of PVD coatings, colors are more resistant to fading, tarnishing, and scratching.
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