Powder coating is a beneficial process for protecting certain tools, parts or equipment if they will be exposed to the elements for long periods of time. The coating offers a much greater level of durability than painting or other types of finishing—the powder, unlike paint, is not porous and thus will not let water or […]
For decades, the prevailing theory has been that wet paint is the best solution when you want to add a dash of color and a thin layer of protection to projects of various types. While there are benefits of wet paint in Washington, the process often pales in comparison to powder coating’s strengths. What is […]
Even if you’re not a car buff or a worker in an industrial setting, you probably still have experience with powder coating. This incredible process allows people to coat various metal parts and pieces with an extra layer of protection that is as durable as it is attractive. Though often confused with a typical paint […]
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 […]