No matter what the application, powder coating is right for most jobs. With an almost endless array of colors and finishes, it can bring new life to old wheels, license plates, springs, alternators, ...

Powder coatings are created using polymeric resins that are combined with pigments, curatives, flow modifiers, leveling agents, and additional additives. They are both solvent- and water-free systems.

Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: This is powder coating, a process where colored powder is applied electrostatically onto alloyed wheels. It's far more resistant to weather damage and ...

ZyCoat®, LLC, the leader in advanced automotive coating technologies, just announced the official launch of its ZyClear Wheel Clear Coat Application Kit, a new surface protection solution engineered ...

For parts with lower temperature thresholds, such as composites, an ultraviolet (UV) curable powder coating can be an ideal solution. Source (All Images) | Keyland Polymer From aerospace and ...

Why is it called powdercoating? To put it simply, the coating is originally applied as a thermosetting powder made up of polyester, epoxy, and acrylic resin combined with various crosslinking ...

Powder coating is a finish you’ll find quite often, as it’s no stranger to components exposed to the harshest environments. Hitches, suspension pieces, wheels, and even engine parts are all familiar ...

You've heard the term before, but do you really know what powder coating is all about? It's not simply an airgun spraying a powdery substance that magically turns into a bonded surface on your wheels.