Jacksonville & Lake City's Best Powder Coating Services

WHEEL POWDER COATING ADDS A DURABLE, QUALITY SURFACE COAT AND FINISH THAT LOOKS AMAZING!

Keep your Wheels and Rims looking New & Fresh for Years to Come with Powder Coating

Wheel rims can make your car stand out from the pack. While buying custom rims isn’t affordable for a lot of car owners, refinishing your rims using powder coating services might be a great alternative. Powder coating is a process that can change the color of wheels, body panels, and trim pieces through applying a colored powder onto a surface. It's an awesome way to switch up your vehicle's appearance.

Your car wheel and rims need extra protection from elements such as dirt, debris, rough conditions, and temperature variations. Powder coating is one of the most common and most popular types of paint application process and offers a superior finish and outstanding durability that can extend the life of your car's metal parts. When cured, powder coating forms a protective finish that is much harder than conventional paint. The appearance of a powder coated finish is nearly identical to a 2-coat paint job but it can act as an extra layer of protection for your wheels and rims from corrosion, heat, scratches, wear-and-tear, and extreme weather conditions. Powder coat is also resistant to chemicals and spills. Brake fluid will eat through paint but not powder coat.

Unlike a regular paint process, wheel powder coating relies on an electric charge to ensure the powder sticks to a surface, rather than any kind of adhesive. It works by grounding particles made of pigment and resin, electrically charged and sprayed onto a metal surface, such as a car's wheel rims. This electrostatic charge allows these particles to adhere to the metal surface. The rims are then “baked,” which allows these particles to blend together and cure. The end result using Prismatic Powders is a durable, quality surface coat and finish that looks new and stunning. 

• Better resistance: Wheel powder coating creates a non-porous surface shield that is more resistant than traditional liquid paints, which means that your powder-coated rims will be able to withstand even the most unforgiving road environments.
• More Durability: Wheel powder coating results in a thicker, more durable surface coverage which can lasts up to three times longer than traditional painting.
• More overall coverage: Wheel powder coating can get into certain facets of the rim which can be difficult to reach. Because of the electrostatic method combined with the curing process of powder coating, even the most difficult-to-reach parts of the rim get more adequate coverage.
• More Savings: In the long run, wheel powder coating can save you money. Although more traditional painting methods may be slightly less expensive up front, when you take into consideration the durability and longevity of powder coating, this process can cost less.