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Powder Coating

The most important part of having something powder coated is the prep. We take the time to properly prepare every surface that will be powder coated to ensure the best adhesion and finish possible. We get most of our powders from Prismatic Powders. They have almost unlimited color and finish options, so the possibilities with powder are endless! Once your part is properly prepped and powdered, we cure the powder in our oven. Once the part is cooled, it is 100% cured and ready to install! We take the extra time to ensure every job that leaves our shop is up to our high standards. 

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Cerakote

Engineered for extreme performance, Cerakote provides a tough, ceramic-based coating that resists corrosion and wear. We apply this high-performance finish to firearms and automotive components, ensuring a durable, long-lasting finish that stands the test of time. Both Cerakote and Prismatic Powders are owned by the same parent company, NIC Industries. You can rest assured that we only use the highest quality products that meet our standard of excellence. 

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Surface Preparation

Proper surface preparation is the foundation of a high-performance coating. We utilize advanced media blasting and sandblasting techniques to remove rust, old paint, and contaminants, ensuring a pristine surface for our Cerakote and powder coating applications.

Powder Coating vs. Cerakote


Powder coating is a durable finishing process in which a dry powder is electrostatically applied to a metal surface and then cured in an oven to create a tough, protective coating. It is commonly used on wheels, automotive parts, engine components, metal furniture, trailers, and other items that require a thick, long-lasting finish that resists chipping, scratching, and corrosion.

While both powder coating and Cerakote provide protection and customization, they serve different purposes. Powder coating creates a thicker finish that is ideal for larger metal parts and offers excellent durability, while Cerakote is a thinner ceramic-based coating designed for precision parts such as firearms and close-tolerance components where maintaining exact dimensions is critical. Cerakote also provides superior chemical, heat, and corrosion resistance, making it the preferred choice for firearm parts and other high-performance applications.

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