
Custom color coatings and specialty finishes for glass — gloss, frost, metallic, ombré and textured effects, sprayed inside, outside or both.
Color changes how a product feels before a customer ever picks it up. Flow-Eze offers custom spray coatings for glass containers — candle jars, fragrance and perfume bottles, spirits bottles, and cosmetic and wellness packaging — transforming plain glass into a finished, shelf-ready piece.
From transparent gloss tints to full-coverage frosts, metallics, gradients and specialty textures, we help you match a finish to your brand, your glass shape and your production goals. A painted finish can also be paired with screen printing in one coordinated program — color and branding managed through a single supplier, with no extra freight or handoffs for you.

Choosing a finish is more than picking a color — it shapes shelf presence, artwork placement, light diffusion and how the container feels in hand.
A sample of painted and coated glass across candle, fragrance and spirits packaging.









Where the coating goes changes the look and feel of the finished container.
Coats the interior surface, creating color depth while leaving the exterior smooth and glass-like. Choose this for color seen through the glass and a polished outer feel.
Coats the exterior — the most flexible option for opacity, texture, specialty effects and screen-print overlay.
Combines coatings on both surfaces for a layered, dimensional, dual-surface design with contrast and depth.
The same coating capabilities serve very different products.
Private-label and seasonal jars — matte, frost, ombré and metallic finishes that fit your scent story.
Luxury, white- and private-label bottles — refined gloss, frost, satin and metallic finishes.
Vodka, gin, whiskey and more — bold color coatings, metallics and precise finishing for retail and seasonal runs.
Pearlized, frosted and gradient finishes with color matching for a cohesive brand line.
Clean, modern, durable coatings and natural matte tones for tinctures, supplements and oils.

Painted glass creates the color and finish; screen printing adds the brand detail. Flow-Eze brings the two together, layering logos, scent names, product details and decorative artwork over a painted or frosted finish.
It's one coordinated program managed through a single supplier — no extra freight, and no handoffs between separate vendors.
Explore Screen PrintingFor new custom projects, sampling is generally required before production unless it's a reorder.
It depends on the look you're after, the vessel shape and how the candle is presented. Frosted, opaque, ombré, metallic and inside/outside coatings are all popular. A sample confirms the appearance with your specific glass, wax color, lid, label or screen print.
Yes — painted glass often pairs with screen printing for logos, scent names, product details or artwork, giving you complete branded packaging. We review your artwork, glass shape and finish to recommend the best approach and coordinate both for you.
Yes. We work from PMS references, physical samples or brand color targets. Final appearance varies with the glass, finish type, opacity and lighting, so we recommend a sample before production.
Durability depends on the coating, the glass, how the product is handled and the decoration method. We recommend a finish based on your product's use and handling during project review, and suggest sampling before production.
Yes. We apply coatings to the inside, the outside, or both, depending on the effect you want — from color depth to contrast to a dimensional dual-surface look.
We review each project by product use, decoration placement and handling. As a rule, decorative coatings should not contact food or beverages — for example the inside or rim of a drinking glass — and we'll recommend the right approach after reviewing your project.
Lead time depends on order size, finish complexity, glass availability, artwork approval, sampling and the production schedule. Send us your specifications and we'll give you an accurate timeline.
Yes. For new custom projects, sampling is generally required before production unless it's a reorder. Samples confirm color, finish, decoration placement and overall appearance.
Tell us about your container and the look you're after, and we'll recommend the right finish and application.