Powder coating
Wheel Services
Protect your wheels and calipers with sleek, long-lasting finishes in the color of your choice.
Powder Coating
Powder coating is a durable, high-performance finishing process used to coat metal surfaces—like wheels, calipers, frames, and other auto parts.
Long-lasting & chip-resistant
More durable than traditional paint
Comes in many colors & finishes (glossy, matte, textured, metallic)
Resists corrosion, scratches, and heat
Environmentally friendly (no solvents or VOCs)
Caliper color Change
A caliper paint change involves cleaning, prepping, and painting your vehicle’s brake calipers with high-temperature-resistant paint to give them a fresh, customized look.
Custom Style – Choose bold or subtle colors to match your vehicle’s look.
Heat-Resistant Finish – Special paint resists brake dust, rust, and high temps.
Professional Appearance – Clean, painted calipers give your wheels a premium touch.
Protects the Metal – Adds a layer of protection against corrosion and grime.
FAQs
How long does powder coating last on wheels?
Powder coating typically lasts 5–10 years with proper care. It’s more durable than regular paint and resists chips, corrosion, and fading.
Can you powder coat any type of wheel?
Most aluminum and steel wheels can be powder coated. However, chrome-plated or damaged wheels may need extra prep or may not be ideal candidates.
What’s the difference between caliper painting and powder coating?
Brake calipers are painted, not powder coated, because they can’t go in an oven. The paint used is high-heat resistant, specifically made to handle the extreme temperatures of braking.
How long does caliper painting take?
Usually 1–2 days, including prep, painting, and curing. Time may vary depending on condition and number of calipers.
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