Mission

KPC utilizes state of the art equipment to produce an extremely high quality finish. We specialize in automotive powder coating, with a commitment to provide exceptional customer service and affordable prices.

What is Powder Coating?


Powder coating, commonly referred to as "dry" paint, is a method of applying a decorative and protective finish to most any metallic part. The powder is a combination of finely ground particles of color pigment and resin. When applied, the powder is electrostatically charged using a special gun while the parts are electrostatically grounded. The powder uniformly adheres to the part which is then placed in an oven to cure. The result is a smooth, lustrous coating that is extremely durable, scratch and chip resistant.


Why Choose Powder Coating?


Powder coating is currently the single fastest growing finishing technology. Powder coating is much more resilient to chips, abrasions, UV light, automotive fuels such as gasoline, oil, and heat up to 350 degrees compared to ordinary “wet” paints. Because it is electrostatically applied, powder coating eliminates the possibility of runs and drips. The powder itself if environmentally friendly and there are no hazardous materials needed for cleanup.


Applications


Many of our customers are looking to add a personalized touch to various components of their vehicle. We have numerous colors on hand to add style and function to parts such as wheels, intake, valve covers, battery tray, brake & suspension components, just to name a few. We also have many motorcycle, jet ski, and snowmobile enthusiasts that are looking for a high quality finish that are going to withstand abrasions from elements such as brake dust, stone chips, saltwater, and snow.

Price Quote

We provide a very personalized service with absolutely no minimum order. If you are interested in a price quote, please use the contact section found at the top & bottom of every page. Be sure to include a full description of the parts including what the part pertains to, size, weight, previous paint/powder coat remaining on item, requested colors, and any digital pictures (if available).