WE OFFER A GREAT SELECTION OF COLOR OPTIONS
Gilbert Spray Coat, Inc. stocks a wide variety of powders that can be used to finish your products. We have many powders from Cardinal Industrial Finishes in stock, however, we have the ability to custom order powders to fit your special powder coating needs. NOTE: Please notify us ahead of time of the brand and color of powder you would like to use to ensure we can complete each job in a timely manner. Additional costs may apply to custom powders. Most colors are available in a wide range from a dull matte finish to a shiny high gloss finish and have a number of different textures available too. Since powders are formulated to meet different sets of functional requirements, we will examine the end use of your product, to ensure proper powder selection.What is Powder Coating?
Powder coating is a process of coating metal with a plastic finish applied in powder form and baked to a fluid state to bond it to the metal surface. Powder coating has many advantages over traditional liquid coating: It's better for the environment, applies thicker without running, and is easy to style with. Although certain aspects of powder coating can be tricky, it's certainly not difficult, especially for an enterprising soul. Proper cleaning and tools can be the difference between an amateur and a good powder coating job.
Requirements for Powder Coating
Please be aware that not all materials are able to be powder coated. The product must be able to withstand temperatures of 400°F and must not exceed the dimensions of our oven, which measures 7ft x 7ft x 20ft.
Key Benefits of this Service
Powder Coating is the perfect solution for many applications
Environmentally friendly compared to liquid paint
Ideal for items exposed to harsh environments or heavy usage
Provides excellent protection against rust, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use
Leads to long-term savings because of reduced maintenance costs and the longevity of the finish
Coatings can endure high temperatures without melting or degrading, making them perfect for items exposed to heat, like engine parts or outdoor equipment