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Clear powder coating protects the underlying finish and adds depth and luster to the surface. Clear powder coat is applied as a second coat and sprayed while the piece is still hot. Then the piece is returned to the oven for an additional curing process. We recommend using a clear powder coating on any piece that is exposed to elements that could cause it to fade or be subject to damage.  (read more)

There are powders available to achieve a chrome finish. One thing that must be understood is that these are 2-coat processes and they are not an exact match for chrome. However, the advances made in metallic powder coatings have provided some amazing results that are being used heavily by custom coaters worldwide in replacement of chrome plating.  (read more)

Any conductive metal object that can hold an electrostatic charge and withstand the heat of the curing process can be powder coated. Powder can be applied to intricate surfaces and still maintain a uniform finish across the entire piece. In addition, glass and certain woods can also be powder coated. For 30 years, powder coating has been the finish of choice for a superior, more colorful, longer lasting and more durable finish. (read more)

A powder coat is a painting process that involves charging dried paint particles and baking them onto a surface, usually metal. The baking temperatures needed to get the powder to fuse properly can be up to 500 degrees. Many firearms have powder coats factory installed but you can do it yourself with the proper equipment and preparation. Consult your gun manufacturer to make sure the powder coating gun barrel and trigger mechanism can withstand these temperatures before powd (read more)