Disadvantage 1: Extremely low production capacity, unable to support large-batch mass orders
Solution: We adopt modular collaborative painting division of labor. Multiple senior painters divide the work by process (base color repair, shadow layering, vintage texture), improving overall team output by 50%–80%. For large-quantity bulk orders, we match automated spray painting and printing processes for mass base coloring, and only retain hand painting for core high-end detailed textures, balancing quality and efficiency.
Disadvantage 2: High unit labor cost, far higher than automated coloring processes
Solution: For repeated bulk custom orders, we formulate unified color swatches, operation process standards and texture templates in advance to shorten repeated debugging time and reduce manual labor costs. Meanwhile, we optimize the painting process flow to reduce material waste and lower comprehensive production costs.
Disadvantage 3: Slight color difference and texture inconsistency between handmade pieces
Solution 1: Unify standard color swatches, paint proportion formulas and lighting inspection environments for all painters to control color deviation within an acceptable industry range.
Solution 2: Establish unified texture reference samples for vintage and worn effects, standardizing brush stroke logic and layering methods to maximize product consistency.
Solution 3: Conduct 100% manual re-inspection and fine correction one by one after painting to eliminate obvious individual differences.