Most major appliances, such as ovens, water heaters, washers, and dryers, have a porcelain enamel finish that lasts long without rusting or scratching like painted steel. Tunnels, subway stations, signs, and restroom dividers are often lined with porcelain enamel,...
Knowing the difference between wet and dry blasting and choosing the right media is crucial when blasting a surface to remove corrosion, paint, and contaminants. Using the correct method and media can impact the results and the material, improving the overall quality...
Running a profitable powder coating business means understanding exactly where your money goes and how to control those costs while delivering top-notch quality. Let’s break this down so you understand what your main cost drivers are, explain how to measure them, and...
Powder coating is a surface finishing technique that uses electrostatically charged powdered paint to create a hard and durable protective coating. It offers plenty of benefits, such as improved durability and resistance to corrosion, abrasion, and extreme weather...
Powder coating, albeit being a reliable and cost-effective surface preparation and finishing technique, comes with its fair share of problems. One of the most common complaints we hear is the appearance of pinholes on the surface. While this is a common occurrence,...
