Coral Springs, Broward County. Since January 2000.

Powder coating that outlasts paint.

Wheels, brake calipers, frames, springs, marine hardware, gates and one-off pieces. A small shop where you talk directly to the people coating your parts.

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Since 2000More than 25 years in Broward County
Thousandsof colors, textures and finishes
Fastturnaround on most jobs
Inspectedevery part, before it leaves

What powder coating actually is

Instead of a liquid paint, a dry powder is sprayed onto bare, clean metal with an electrostatic charge. The part then goes into an oven, where the powder melts, flows and cures into one continuous, hard shell.

The result is a finish that holds up to chips, scratches, sun and salt air far better than ordinary paint. That matters on a caliper that heats up under hard braking, a wheel that takes curb rash, or a gate facing a South Florida summer.

Powder coat vs. spray paint
.	Powder coat	Liquid paint
Chip and scratch resistance	High	Low to medium
Film build in one coat	Thick, even	Thin, often several coats
Solvents (VOCs)	Virtually none	Yes
Cure	Oven baked	Air dry

Services

High-quality powder coating

Gloss, satin, matte, metallics, candies, neons, glitter and textures.

Sandblasting for small parts

Old paint, rust and mill scale stripped to bare metal so the coating bonds.

Fast turnaround

Small shop, short queue. Ask for a realistic date when you drop off.

Inspection

Every part is checked under light before it goes back to you.

What we coat

Automotive

Rims, brake calipers, valve covers, intake parts, coil springs, brackets.

Motorcycle

Frames, tanks, engine parts, wheels, swingarms.

Bicycles

Road, BMX and mountain frames, forks, cranks, rims.

Marine

T-tops, towers, rod holders, rails.

Outdoor

Gates, railings, mailboxes, furniture, metal art.

Custom

Signs, logos, machine panels, restorations. If it’s metal, ask us.

Built for people who love cars.

Calipers that glow behind the spokes. Wheels in bronze, gloss black or two-tone. Springs and brackets you’ll want to show off when the hood is up. Bring the part, bring a color idea, and we’ll talk it through.

Talk about your build

Recent work

Real parts from our shop in Coral Springs. Tap a photo to see it larger.

Porsche calipers, gloss red

Custom wheel powder coated two-tone gloss black and metallic blue — Two-tone wheel, black and blue

Coil springs powder coated candy teal hanging in the curing rack — Coil springs, candy teal

Porsche calipers powder coated acid green with black lettering — Porsche calipers, acid green

Motorcycle frame powder coated root beer brown metallic — Motorcycle frame, brown metallic

BMX frame and rims powder coated neon yellow with pink splatter — BMX set, neon splatter

Brembo caliper, gloss black

Motorcycle wheel powder coated bronze metallic — Wheel, bronze metallic

La Marzocco espresso machine panels powder coated bright yellow — Espresso machine panels, yellow

Bicycle crank arm powder coated teal holographic glitter — Crank arm, holographic teal

Laser-cut lion crest metal sign powder coated in two tones — Lion crest sign, two-tone

Bicycle frame and fork powder coated silver — Bike frame and fork, silver

Restored bench vise powder coated deep teal — Bench vise restoration

Military unit crest metal sign powder coated red and silver — Unit crest, red and silver

Vintage stadium seat frames powder coated blue — Stadium seats, blue

Laser-cut basketball centerpiece powder coated blue and purple — Event centerpiece, two colors

Custom name signs powder coated pastel pink and blue fade — Name signs, pastel fade

Machined bracket powder coated two-tone gloss black and silver — Bracket, black and silver

How it works

Bring it in or call
Show us the part, tell us the color and finish you want. We’ll tell you what prep it needs.
Prep
Old finish, rust and grease removed. Small parts are sandblasted to bare metal.
Coat and cure
Powder applied electrostatically, then baked in the oven into a hard shell.
Inspect and pick up
We check the finish before you get the call that it’s ready.

Questions people ask

How long does powder coating take?

It depends on the size of the job, how much prep the part needs and the color. Most small jobs move quickly. Call us with the details and we’ll give you a realistic date.

Can you powder coat brake calipers?

Yes, calipers are one of our most common jobs. Rubber seals and pistons can’t go in the curing oven, so calipers need to be prepared before coating. Call us and we’ll explain what to bring.

Can you powder coat wheels and rims?

Yes. Wheels must come in without tires. Tell us about any curb rash or corrosion so we can plan the prep.

Is powder coating better than paint?

For durability, usually yes: it’s thicker, harder and more resistant to chips and fading, with virtually no solvents. Liquid paint still makes sense on parts that can’t handle oven heat.

What colors are available?

Thousands of colors, textures and finishes: gloss, matte, metallic, candy, neon, glitter and more. Come by and we’ll help you choose.

What can’t be powder coated?

Anything that can’t take the oven’s heat, such as plastic, wood or rubber. The part has to be metal.

How much does it cost?

Price depends on the size and number of parts, their condition and the finish. Call us with a description, or stop by with the part for a quote.

Get a quote

Call or stop by. Bring the part, or a photo of it, and the color you have in mind.

Phone: 954-255-1180
Shop address: 3810 NW 126th Ave.
Coral Springs, FL 33065

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Serving Coral Springs and all of South Florida

Our shop is in Coral Springs. Customers come from all over Broward and Palm Beach counties, including:

Coral Springs
Parkland
Coconut Creek
Margate
Tamarac
Sunrise
Plantation
Pompano Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Deerfield Beach
Boca Raton
Weston