Benefits of Powder Coating
Stunning wheel rims catch the eye and make your car stand out and be admired. Equally, so can damaged or dull alloy wheels make the most expensive car look cheap and drive its value down, (Pun intended!). Powder coating alloy wheels to ensure they are Slick and Shiny just uplifts a car and adds value.
But there are other reasons to Powder Coat your Alloys - Protection and Cost
Hard Wearing Protection
Roads are a nightmare stone chips are constantly being flung against the underside, wheels and body, acid rain, sand, salt all attack your alloy wheels. Because Powder coating is tougher than conventional liquid paint and is also non-porous. That means it creates a barrier that helps your powder coated alloys to withstand the harshest conditions our roads can throw at them.
Long Lasting Protection
You want your wheels to look good for as long as possible. Powder coating survives up to 3 times longer than conventional paint under the same conditions. Done correctly and with the proper equipment your alloys are sprayed with the powder, of your choice then they are cured at a high temperature. Curing or “baking” melts the plastic-type resins and turns the powder into a liquid which flows over the surface of your wheels. The protective surface it creates is thicker than paint and extremely durable.
Total Coverage
An electrostatic charge is used to make the powder stick to metal objects in the powder coating process. The added benefit is that the powder then gets to hard-to-reach places that can be difficult to treat with conventional liquid paint.
Environmentally Friendly
Powder coating wheel rims causes zero chemicals to be emitted.
Powder Coating is Worth the Investment
It is a wise investment that saves you money in the long run as this stunning 'look', finish lasts so much longer than paint. Added benefit! Your car looks sensational, Powder Coating helps to maintain your cars value and can even adds to its resale value, never mind it kerb appeal!
Where Can I Get My Wheels Powder Coated?
Our workshop is based in Newtownmountkennedy, Wicklow. Call in for advice and have a look at the range of colours available through us.
But there are other reasons to Powder Coat your Alloys - Protection and Cost
Hard Wearing Protection
Roads are a nightmare stone chips are constantly being flung against the underside, wheels and body, acid rain, sand, salt all attack your alloy wheels. Because Powder coating is tougher than conventional liquid paint and is also non-porous. That means it creates a barrier that helps your powder coated alloys to withstand the harshest conditions our roads can throw at them.
Long Lasting Protection
You want your wheels to look good for as long as possible. Powder coating survives up to 3 times longer than conventional paint under the same conditions. Done correctly and with the proper equipment your alloys are sprayed with the powder, of your choice then they are cured at a high temperature. Curing or “baking” melts the plastic-type resins and turns the powder into a liquid which flows over the surface of your wheels. The protective surface it creates is thicker than paint and extremely durable.
Total Coverage
An electrostatic charge is used to make the powder stick to metal objects in the powder coating process. The added benefit is that the powder then gets to hard-to-reach places that can be difficult to treat with conventional liquid paint.
Environmentally Friendly
Powder coating wheel rims causes zero chemicals to be emitted.
Powder Coating is Worth the Investment
It is a wise investment that saves you money in the long run as this stunning 'look', finish lasts so much longer than paint. Added benefit! Your car looks sensational, Powder Coating helps to maintain your cars value and can even adds to its resale value, never mind it kerb appeal!
Where Can I Get My Wheels Powder Coated?
Our workshop is based in Newtownmountkennedy, Wicklow. Call in for advice and have a look at the range of colours available through us.
