Color Design Implement a Color Usage Plan  A brightly colored sports car, for example, may include some interior elements that echo the exterior color or may feature that color in most components.

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OnColor™ Edgeglo™ Colorants Color Masterbatches: OnColor™ Discover color additives and services to help simplify your color evaluation and selection process

Avient Color Prediction Service Calculate color corrections to meet a target color Define PCR color specification limits and find PCR grades to achieve a target color

Avient Color Prediction Service Calculate color corrections to meet a target color Define PCR color specification limits and find PCR grades to achieve a target color

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Coloring polymers in any process gives a degree of freedom and flexibility that’s not possible with pre-colored polymers. Why it’s a mistake: Solid and liquid colorants each have certain applications where they make the most sense in terms of coloring effects, efficiency, and results. There’s actually also a third potential pitfall here: A processor who purchases one type of equipment (liquid-color dosing or solid-color feeders) may wrongly believe their operation cannot accommodate the other type of color technology.

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