Powder coating is a dry finishing process that uses a fine powder to create a tough, durable coating on metal surfaces.

The powder is applied electrostatically and then cured using heat.

Powder coating is often chosen for its durability, resistance to chipping, and long-lasting finish, making it ideal for items exposed to harsh weather or heavy use.

• Durability: Powder-coated surfaces are resistant to scratches, chips, fading, and corrosion.
• Variety of finishes: Powder coating is available in a wide range of colors, textures, and finishes.
• Environmentally friendly: It’s a low-waste process, with no solvents or harmful chemicals.
• Cost-effective: Powder coating often lasts longer than traditional paint, reducing the need for frequent touch-ups or reapplications.

Wet spray coating involves applying a liquid coating to a surface using spray equipment.

Unlike powder coating, which is dry, wet spray coatings are typically solvent-based, although water-based coatings are also available.

Wet spray coatings are ideal for certain applications where powder coating isn’t feasible or when a specific finish is required.

• Curing process: Wet spray coatings require drying time or curing in an oven, whereas powder coating uses heat to cure the powder.
• Durability: Powder coatings typically offer superior resistance to impact, chipping, and UV damage compared to wet spray coatings.
• Finish options: Wet spray coatings may be more flexible for creating specific finishes, such as matte or glossy, but powder coating is often better for durability.

Electrostatic coating uses an electrostatic charge to apply powder coating to a surface.

The charged powder particles are attracted to the grounded metal surface, resulting in a uniform application.

This process is highly efficient, minimizing overspray and waste, which makes it an environmentally friendly option for coating metals.

During the electrostatic coating process, the powder is applied through a spray gun that carries a positive charge.

The item being coated is grounded, so it attracts the charged powder particles, creating an even layer of coating.

Once applied, the coated item is cured in a high-temperature oven to set the finish.

The best coating for your project depends on the material, intended use, and environmental conditions of the item being coated.

• Powder coating is often the best choice for durability and high-performance applications, especially in outdoor or industrial environments.
• Wet spray coating is ideal for projects that require a specific type of finish or when powder coating may not be suitable.
• Electrostatic coating is perfect for reducing waste and creating a uniform finish, especially for intricate metal parts.

Our experts at Arizona Finishing are happy to consult with you and help determine the best coating solution for your needs.

We can coat a wide variety of materials, including:

• Steel
• Aluminum
• Stainless steel
• Iron
• Brass
• Other metals and alloys

If you’re unsure whether we can coat your material, feel free to reach out and ask!

Our experts at Arizona Finishing are happy to consult with you and help determine the best coating solution for your needs.

Industrial coatings are essential in many industries, including:

• Aerospace
• Automotive
• Telecommunications
• Healthcare
• Electronics
• Military and defense
• Construction
• Manufacturing and fabrication

Our coatings help protect products in these industries from wear, corrosion, and environmental damage.

Yes, we offer a wide range of colors and finishes, including custom color matching.

If you have a specific color or finish in mind, let us know, and we’ll do our best to accommodate your needs.

Getting started is easy!

Simply reach out to us with details about your project.

You can call us at (602) 438-4443, or use our contact form.

We’ll assess your needs, provide a quote, and guide you through the process.