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This is a specialized thermal cleaning method that we use. It uses heated, sand-like particles that are activated by airflow. This environment strips…
The main difference is the application method. Wet coating uses a liquid paint, while powder coating applies a dry powder that is then cured with…
A professionally applied wet coat is very durable. It provides a broad array of protection against corrosion, UV rays, and physical wear. The…
Wet coating is exceptionally versatile and can be applied to a wide range of materials. It is the preferred method for substrates that are sensitive…
Yes, our processes are designed with environmental responsibility in mind. Stripping and restoring metal parts is an eco-friendly alternative to…
The timeline depends on the size and complexity of the job. Our large facility operates on a flexible schedule and can run up to three shifts a day,…
We work on various metals, including wrought iron, copper, cast iron, brass, aluminum, steel, die-cast zinc, and stainless steel. Our processes are…
Absolutely. Many clients set up a rotating system, drop off one batch, pick up another, so production never slows. We can help create a custom…
Yes. Recurring industrial partners typically receive a consistent account contact who gets to know your products, preferences, and schedule so the…
Yes. Many of our manufacturing clients require documentation for ISO, vendor management, or quality audits. We can provide service records, process…