Pictures of our powder coating work!

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Candy Red over Metallic Silver Snowmobile Head Cover

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Flat Black 19" Wheels

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Neon Pink Honda Wheels

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Bed frame before:


Bed frame after blasting:


Final Result (Dark Gray Hammertone):

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Sky White & Flat Black Snowmobile Parts

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Blue Burst with High Gloss Clear & Polished Letters (Samples are also available to see at the shop with just the color as well as with the High Gloss Clear).

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Flat Bright White

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Sky White Valve Cover

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Soft Silver Differential Cover

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Satin Black Wheels

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Neon Pink Bicycle Frame

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Stealth Charcoal Dining Room Chair

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Wrinkle Black Manifold

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Metallic Gold Wheel Centers, Intercooler Piping, Turbo Inlet and Valve Cover

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Custom Starburst Orange over Black

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Chrysler Valve Cover

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Misty Lava S2000 Wheels

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Porsche Silver BMW Wheels

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The illusion colors are basically dormant colors so it's the illusion color base coat that cures a pretty dull/silverish color and then you can basically apply any level of clear (flat/semi/high gloss etc.) that will produce different finishes. Some of the illusions have the metallic flake in them like this Lite Blue but others are just a solid tone like the Illusion Purple.

Candies are a little different because the color coat is actually the second coat. They're usually applied over a chrome powder, real chrome or a silver base coat. Candies are basically transparent colors so whatever is underneath will show through which is why it's typically over a chrome or silver base coat.

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