- Maryland powder coating shop
Powder coating built to last — from railings to race parts.
- In-house media blasting
- Strip & recoat
- Powder Coating Institute member
- 01 / Services
Two specialties.
One standard of finish.
Whether it’s a run of structural steel or a single valve cover, your parts get the same prep, the same care and the same clean, even coat.
Powder Coating
A dry powder applied electrostatically and cured with heat into a hard, even finish. It’s more durable than conventional paint, gives off no volatile organic compounds, and overspray is recycled.
- Railings, beams & structural steel
- Automotive & motorcycle parts
- Gates & architectural metal
- Patio furniture & marine hardware
High-Temperature Exhaust Coating
Coatings made for the parts that run hot. We finish headers, manifolds and exhaust pipes for car and motorcycle builders, restorers and owners.
- Headers
- Exhaust pipes
- Exhaust manifolds
- Automotive & motorcycle
- Included with every job
Media blasting & stripping
Parts are blasted to remove rust and debris for a smooth surface, and previously coated parts can be stripped and recoated.
- 02 / Who we coat for
From the fab shop floor to the boat slip.
We work with fabrication and welding shops, auto and motorcycle shops and owners, the marine industry, and homeowners.
Industrial
Beams, bollards, frames and structural steel
Architectural & Commercial
Railings, gates, pavilions and fixtures
Automotive
Engine parts, wheels, brackets and chassis
Motorcycle
Frames, wheels, cylinders and tins
Residential
Patio furniture, gates and home metalwork
Marine
Boat frames, rails and hardware
- 03 / Why Custom Performance Coating
A finish is only as good as the prep under it.
Prep done in-house
Media blasting removes rust and debris and leaves a smooth surface for the coating.
Strip and recoat
Worn or previously coated parts can be stripped and refinished, not just covered over.
One-offs to structural steel
From a single valve cover to railings, beams and pavilion structures.
A cleaner process
Powder coating gives off no volatile organic compounds, and overspray is recycled.
Competitive pricing
Quality work priced fairly, for one-time customers and repeat shop accounts alike.
Powder Coating Institute member
Part of the industry association for powder coating professionals.
- 04 / Gallery
Recent work,
straight from the shop.
Real parts our customers brought in. Filter by the kind of work you have in mind.
- 05 / How it works
From first call to finished part.
Call or send an inquiry
Tell us what the parts are, how many, and the finish you want. Photos help.
Bring your parts in
Drop them at the shop so we can look them over and confirm the work.
Blast & prep
Media blasting removes rust and debris. Old coatings are stripped when needed.
Coat
Powder coating or high-temperature exhaust coating is applied in the shop.
Pick up
We’ll let you know when your parts are ready to go.
What can you powder coat?
Most metal parts and structures: railings, beams and other structural steel, gates, patio furniture, automotive and motorcycle parts, and marine hardware. Not sure about yours? Give us a call.
Is powder coating better than paint?
Powder coating cures into a harder, more even finish than conventional paint, so it holds up better to chips, scratches and weather. It also gives off no volatile organic compounds.
My parts are rusty or already painted. Is that a problem?
No. Parts are media blasted to remove rust and debris, and previously coated parts can be stripped before they’re recoated.
What is high-temperature exhaust coating for?
It’s made for parts that run hot — headers, manifolds and exhaust pipes — where ordinary coatings would break down.
Do you work with shops as well as individuals?
Yes. We coat for fabrication and welding shops, auto and motorcycle builders, the marine industry and homeowners, from one-off parts to repeat shop accounts.
How do I get a price?
Call 301.477.2278 or send an inquiry with what the parts are, how many, and the finish you want. Photos help.
- Get started
Got parts that need a finish?
Call to talk through your project, or send us the details and we’ll get right back to you.
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