Two finishes, two different jobs

We apply powdercoat and Cerakote to parts and projects. Both finish surfaces, but they perform differently, so the right choice depends on what your part needs.

Choose powdercoat when the part needs thick, high-wear coverage. Choose Cerakote when clearance is tight, the part sees heat, or you need a thin finish that keeps dimensions close to spec. Tell us your project and we will help you choose.

Good preparation decides how well powdercoat bonds and cures. Each step below builds on the last.

Remove oil, grease, and contaminants so the coating can bond to clean metal.

Heat the part to drive off trapped moisture and gases that could cause pinholes.

Blast the surface to create a uniform profile that gives the powder a firm grip.

Cover threads, mating faces, and areas that must stay bare to keep fits accurate.

Charge the powder and spray it evenly so it clings to every surface before curing.

Bake the part at the specified temperature so the powder flows, melts, and hardens into a finished coat.

Tell us what you are coating and how it will be used. We will talk through the options with you.