The manufacture of metallic flake pigments is outlined. Their salient features are described and related to the more common applications. The production and the properties of dyed metal powders are discussed and contrasted with those of undyed metallic pigments as well as of ordinary pigments. Further examples are given of the combining of metallic appearance with spectral colours.
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