Powder Coating

How it works:

Powder Coating is environmentally friendly and a great alternative to liquid paints. During the powder coating process, it releases a low, if any, VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) into the atmosphere. Powder coating needs a clean, rough surface to guarantee good adhesion, so all surfaces are sand blasted in preparation for the coating process. The spray gun that is used to apply the powder sends out an electrostatic charge to the powder particles. Those particles are drawn to the grounded metal part and wraps around the material. Once the powder is applied the material will go into a 400 degree oven to cure.

Our Powder Coating Division can handle a large range of part sizes, from small motorcycle parts to full staircases. If it can fit in our oven then we can coat it. We can coat steel, aluminum and pretty much anything that can handle the 400 degree oven. For more information on how we can make your part(s) or project look amazing, give us call today at 406-587-5417 or click the link below to send us an email.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

Do I need to do any prep before powder coating?

All parts should be disassembled, and any materials that will melt in the 400-degree oven need to be removed before dropping off. We will sandblast or steam clean the parts before coating.

Can you powder coat something that is already powder coated?

Yes. The current condition of the existing powder coat will determine how we proceed with the new powder coat.

How do I keep my parts clean after they are coated?

We suggest using warm water with a mild soap and soft cloth, micro-fiber cloths are great. Do not use harmful chemicals like brake cleaner, acetone, etc.