Powder coating

Powder coating is a dry powder applied electrostatically and then cured with heat, so it melts into a hard, even skin. It chips and fades far less than wet paint. Because we shot blast first, the coating bonds to clean metal rather than to rust or old paint.

We offer thermoset and thermoplastic powder systems and can advise which suits your item, depending on wear, weather and the look you want. Tell us the colour (a RAL reference is ideal) and the finish: gloss, satin or matt.

What we powder coat

• Gates, railings and fencing
• Garden furniture and table bases
• Car and motorbike wheels and parts
• Bike frames and go-kart frames
• Architectural metalwork and handrails
• Brackets, fabrications and machine parts
• Racking and industrial fixtures
• Dog crates, cages and pens

Why blast first?

Powder coat applied over rust or old paint fails from underneath. Blasting removes both and gives the surface a profile to grip. Doing both at Belmont means one drop-off and one price, and nothing sits bare long enough to rust between the two processes.