What can be powder coated?

Wheels, calipers, valve covers, intake manifolds, suspension components, and most metal automotive parts. If it's metal and can withstand oven temperatures, it can likely be powder coated.

How long does powder coating last?

Professional powder coating typically lasts 15–20 years on wheels and other automotive parts when properly maintained. It's significantly more durable than traditional paint.

Can I choose any color?

Yes. We offer hundreds of standard colors plus metallics, textures, two-tone options, and custom color matching. Bring us a sample or a paint code and we'll match it.

How long does the process take?

Most wheel sets are completed within 3–5 business days. Complex multi-coat or custom color work may take 5–7 business days.

Should I add ceramic coating to my powder-coated wheels?

Absolutely. Ceramic coating over powder-coated wheels adds hydrophobic protection, makes brake dust cleanup easier, and preserves the finish longer. We highly recommend it.

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Why Powder Coat?

Powder coating is an electrostatically applied dry finish that is cured under heat. Unlike traditional liquid paint, the result is a thick, uniform coating that is dramatically more resistant to chipping, scratching, fading, and wear.

Benefits of Powder Coating

Chip & Scratch Resistant

Up to 10× tougher than traditional paint, with excellent impact resistance.

Unlimited Colors

Choose from hundreds of colors, metallics, textures, and custom matches.

UV Stable

Resists fading and yellowing from prolonged sun exposure.

Heat Resistant

Withstands high temperatures, ideal for calipers and engine components.

Chemical Resistant

Stands up to brake dust, road salt, gasoline, and cleaning chemicals.

Long Lasting

Professional powder coating lasts years longer than conventional paint.

The Process

Strip & Prep

All existing coatings are chemically stripped and parts are media blasted for a clean surface.

Powder Application

Electrostatically charged powder is applied evenly for complete, consistent coverage.

Oven Cure

Parts are oven-cured at 400°F+, creating a hard, durable finish that bonds molecularly.

Add Ceramic Coating

Pair your fresh powder coat with a ceramic coating for the ultimate protection. Ceramic adds a hydrophobic layer that repels brake dust, dirt, and water, keeping your wheels cleaner longer and making maintenance a breeze.

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Combine powder coating with a ceramic coating and color-change wrap for a complete wheel and vehicle transformation.

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