Sandblasting is a great way to prepare any part or surface for powder coating in Washington. Is sandblasting always necessary? No, but you can generally expect much better results from the powder coating process if you prepare the surface with media blasting first. Before powder coating, the item to be coated must be completely cleaned […]
Have you ever had someone tell you that you can’t touch up powder coating? There is some truth to this, but just because you experience some damage to your powder coating does not mean you have to accept it as being damaged forever. There are still some methods you can use to make small repairs […]
Powder coating is a popular choice among manufacturing and industrial businesses, thanks to its even color, ability to resist rust and corrosion and durable finish. Many business owners choose powder coating to keep their equipment looking and operating new as possible, while protecting it from weather, chemical damage, rust and more. Powder coats come in […]
Can an object be re-powder coated in Washington? The answer is “it depends.” Generally, you’ll have the best results if you strip the old powder coating and reapply a new coat, but there are certain circumstances in which you’ll be able to coat on top of the old paint. To understand these exceptions, it’s important […]
When trying to decide if standard painting or powder coating is the best method for your application, the durability of the finish will play a key role. Whether you are in the automobile, manufacturing or agricultural industry, when working with parts that are intended for heavy-duty usage, the strength of the finished product and its […]