Powdercoat is much more durable than paint, although it is not indestructible! Any finish, even plating, such as chrome is capable of being gouged or scratched if a sharp enough object scrapes it. Powdercoating, on the other hand, has up to 75% of the hardness of chrome, is very pliable, which makes it great for items that will flex or bend, and is thick compared to paint.

At the present time, our oven capacity is roughly 48" x 48" x 96". Any part that you could hang in a box of that size and not touch the edges would be ok.

We offer reasonable prices and stand behind our work.

Most powders are manufacturer-rated at 250-300 degree operating temperatures. We do have some high temperature powders rated up to 1,000 degrees, but only in select colors. Please see the high temp colors in the "Colors" section of our website.

Yes.  The most labor-intensive part of powdercoating is the preparation. While we would have to discuss the specifics to finalize the discount, if you have the ability to strip your parts of all the rubber and plastic items (one exception is brake calipers, the rubbers can stay on), and really clean the parts before sending, we can work something out.

Normally, we get parts turned around and shipped within 1 week of receiving them, but, larger jobs, like a set of rims, will probably be 2 weeks max.

Caring for powdercoated items is much like caring for painted items. Wash them with soap and water.