AMERICAN SUPER PANEL COLOR STYLE & SAMPLE REQUEST GUIDE Use this guide to describe the color style you need so sales can recommend available finish options, samples, and alternates for the project. Important: The color names below are style references, not a promise of current stock. Final color, coating system, substrate, gauge, trim match, warranty path, and availability must be confirmed by project before release. Common color style paths: Metallic utility - Examples: Galvalume, galvanized. - Useful for shops, warehouses, agricultural buildings, storage buildings, and practical commercial packages. Primer-ready / industrial design - Example: Rezibond-style primer-ready. - Useful when the buyer wants a weathered zinc / gunmetal industrial design direction. - Confirm primer-ready availability, substrate, and final use before release. Light cool-roof direction - Examples: Polar White, light gray, selected reflective colors. - Useful for heat-aware projects and light-color roof conversations. Neutral painted direction - Examples: Light Stone, Slate Gray, Charcoal. - Useful for shops, commercial buildings, storage, trim, and siding packages. Matte architectural direction - Examples: Matte Black, low-glare dark colors. - Useful for modern shops, retail, office, multifamily, and accent work. Earth-tone direction - Examples: Burnished Slate, Rustic Red, Forest Green. - Useful for agricultural, ranch, shop, and storage buildings. Specialty accent direction - Examples: Copper Penny, wood grain, custom color coordination. - Useful for trim, fascia, soffit, accent panels, and high-visibility details. Sample request questions: - Project name and state - Roof, wall, trim, flashing, fascia, soffit, or accessory use - Desired panel profile - Desired color direction - Finish priority: cost, cool roof, matte appearance, premium appearance, primer-ready design, or match existing building - Gauge or substrate preference, if known - Owner, architect, contractor, or dealer approval needs - Timeline for sample review - Alternate colors acceptable if preferred color is unavailable Recommended next step: Send project requirements, preferred color style, and any photos or drawings. Sales can then recommend available samples and finish paths for review.