Why Choose Powder Coating?
More resistant to chips and everyday wear.
Epoxies, polyurethanes, polysiloxanes and zinc-rich primers
Powder Coating tends to be thicker and more dense than paint, making a more durable colour coating for metal components. Powder coating can also be more diverse than paint because different textures and colors can be achieved through different powder materials
The powder is physically much tougher than liquid paint. Because of the curing step in the powder coating process and because it can be applied as a thicker coating, it is resistant to chipping, scratching, and other types of wear.
How It Works
Simple, transparent, and designed to get your wheels looking brand new.
Wheels are fully stripped back to bare metal.
Kerb damage and imperfections are repaired before coating.
Electrostatic powder is applied evenly across the wheel.
Recent Powder Coated Wheels
Full colour changes and durable finishes from our Wickford workshop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about our services and how we help.
01
Is powder coating better than spray painting?
Powder coating generally offers improved durability and resistance to chips and corrosion compared to standard wet spray finishes.
02
How long does powder coating take?
Turnaround depends on preparation and curing time. Contact us with photos for an accurate estimate.
03
Can any wheel be powder coated?
Most alloy wheels can be powder coated unless structurally damaged. We’ll advise after inspection.
04
Can I choose any colour?
Yes — we offer a wide range of colours and finishes including gloss, satin and matte options.
Contact Us
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