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Wheel Powder Coating

Your wheels, a whole new finish

Dull, dirty or faded wheels can get a fresh finish with powder coating. Drop them off with us, pick the look you want, and we handle it from there. Starting at $1,000, and it takes about two days.

  • Starting at $1,000Price starts here.
  • About two daysFrom drop-off to pick-up.

Two different wheels, shown to give you an idea of what a new finish can do.

What powder coating is

Powder coating puts a new color on your wheels. The color goes on as a dry powder, then it's baked on.

How it works

  • Drop it offBring it to the shop.

    Drop your wheels off with us at 719 Secane Ave, Clifton Heights. Not sure what you need? Ask Jay first.

  • Pick a finishChoose your finish.

    Gloss black, matte black or hyper silver. Tell us the look you want and we talk it through with you.

  • We handle itWe take it from there.

    We handle the powder coating and let you know when it's ready to pick up. One drop-off, one shop to call.

Why it matters

Faded or grimy wheels can make a clean car look tired. A fresh finish changes the whole look of the car, in the color you pick, and you only deal with one shop from drop-off to pick-up.

Wheel finish ideas

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Questions

How much does powder coating cost?

Powder coating starts at $1,000. Tell us about your wheels and the finish you want, and Jay gets back to you with a quote.

How long does it take?

About two days, from drop-off to pick-up.

What finishes can I pick?

Gloss black, matte black or hyper silver. Tell us the look you want and we talk it through with you.

Ready when you are

Tell us about your project.

Powder coating starts at $1,000. Tell us about your wheels and the finish you want, and Jay gets back to you with a quote.

Photos on this page are examples for ideas, not Tint IQ 360 jobs. Powder going on a wheel (source) and coated wheel faces (source) by Cameronm125, CC BY-SA 4.0. Gloss black wheel by Goran Vlacic (source), CC BY-SA 2.0. Hyper silver wheels (source, source) by Damian B Oh, CC BY-SA 4.0. Wikimedia Commons photos are cropped and resized. Matte black wheel by mat_hias via Pixabay (source). Before photo from Unsplash.

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