Quality / Process
Good powder coating starts before the powder.
Finish requirements matter before the first part hits the booth. A disciplined review helps align prep, masking, appearance, handling and schedule.
Plan first
Color is one decision. Substrate, condition, use, masking, tolerances and handling shape the rest.
- 01
Project review
We start with the drawing, part, quantity, finish requirement and target schedule.
- 02
Part condition + substrate
New fabrication, prior coatings, rust and material all shape the prep discussion.
- 03
Surface preparation
Preparation is selected around the condition of the part and the finish objective.
- 04
Masking + tolerances
Threads, mating surfaces and tolerance-sensitive areas are identified before coating.
- 05
Powder + finish selection
Color, sheen, texture, environment and end use are aligned before production.
- 06
Coating + cure
Parts move through the agreed coating and curing process.
- 07
Inspection
Finished work is reviewed against the agreed visible requirements and job details.
- 08
Protective packaging
Professional-grade packaging helps protect the finish for pickup or the next production step.
Better inputs. Better handoff.
